I have read every book in the "killing" series, and was not disappointed with Bill and Martin's latest offering. This book was fascinating and had enough new detail to keep me riveted to every page. I liked the way the authors wrote about different war criminals to weave the "killing" of the SS as a theme for the book. It made sense, particularly capping the book with the shock that Otto Skorzeny had worked for Israel's Mossad years after World War II. If you know anything about Skorzeny that would be a big indicator that the SS were dead. I don't know if this is the best of the "killing" series, as I am very partial to "Killing Lincoln," and "Killing Kennedy," but it is definitely in the top three of the seven.I will warn you. Once you start reading this book, you will have a hard time putting it down. Very well done!

History comes alive in another O’reilly book. One of darkest times for humanity that is slowly being forgotten. Comparing anyone we disagree with a Nazi or any strong personality a Hitler truly diminishes their horrific crimes. Just the right amount of detail without being too gory in retelling the horrors of the holocaust and some of the atrocities inflicted by the true Nazis.

Very well written book by Bill O'Reilly. Highly recommend!!

If you think you know how evil the Nazi's and in particular the SS this book will open your eyes even more to how bad this bunch was. In typical Bill O'Reilly fashion this is another well researched historical piece of literature. The world needs to never forget or allow anything like the Third Reich.

Love Bill’s books!!