Old King

"It’s 1976, and Duane Oshun has decided it’s time for a change. He moves out of Utah and finds himself in a small Montana town, where he soon discovers there’s something off about his neighbor, a recluse named Ted Kaczynski. Writing about a real-life figure, especially one as infamous as the Unabomber, can be tricky, but Maxim Loskutoff captures his menace perfectly. Readers with an interest in the American West will be thrilled by this one, but don’t start it at night – it’s the kind of book you’ll want to read cover to cover."