Killing Reagan: The Violent Assault That Changed a Presidency
One bullet changed the course of American history.
Killing Reagan is a gripping narrative that explores the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and how it reshaped the presidency, politics, and the man himself. In signature Killing series style, Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard blend compelling storytelling with rigorous historical detail.
From Reagan’s rise in Hollywood to the chaotic day John Hinckley Jr. pulled the trigger, the book examines how the near-death experience affected Reagan’s personal resolve, political vision, and place in history. It’s a powerful portrait of leadership under pressure—and a moment that defined an era.
Killing Reagan by Bill O’Reilly & Martin Dugard uncovers how a failed assassination attempt shaped Reagan’s presidency and altered U.S. political history.
❤️ Why You’ll Love It
A page-turning account of one of America’s most dramatic modern crises
Illuminates the private and political aftermath of a national trauma
Offers a balanced view of Reagan’s presidency, strengths, and flaws
Ideal for readers of political biographies and presidential history
Part of the #1 bestselling Killing series
 
📌 Perfect For
Fans of U.S. presidential history and Cold War politics
Readers of biographies and political thrillers
High school and college history educators
Book clubs exploring leadership, legacy, and resilience
Viewers of documentaries and political podcasts