Bill O'Reilly Books in Order

A thriller novel about a television journalist who is pushed out of his job and begins systematically murdering the executives who ruined his career. A police detective and a reporter race to stop the killer.

The book that introduced O'Reilly's "No Spin" brand to the reading public. It outlines his views on money, sex, and politics, establishing the confrontational style that made him a household name.

A collection of commentaries taking aim at politicians, celebrities, and media figures. It captures the combative, opinionated style of his television show during its early years of dominance.

A self-help and social commentary guide advising readers on how to identify the people and institutions that actually have their best interests at heart. It warns against trusting the government or media blindly.

An advice book for young readers adapting the "No Spin" philosophy to the problems of growing up. It covers bullies, drugs, money, and friendship with a straightforward, tough-love approach.

O'Reilly argues that a "secular-progressive" movement is undermining traditional American values. He outlines the battlegrounds of this culture war, from the media to the courts, and calls for a defense of tradition.

A guide for young people on their rights and responsibilities as citizens. It encourages kids to think critically, understand the political system, and not be afraid to speak their minds.

A memoir reflecting on the childhood experiences and traditional upbringing that shaped O'Reilly's worldview. It recounts lessons learned from his family, teachers, and early career that defined his "bold" persona.

A political commentary that categorizes public figures and leaders as either "pinheads" or "patriots" based on their actions. It focuses heavily on the Obama presidency and the cultural landscape of the time.

The book that launched the series, detailing the final days of the Civil War and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. It reads like a crime thriller, following John Wilkes Booth's conspiracy and the subsequent manhunt.

A collection focusing on the vocabulary used in the "Word of the Day" segment from *The O'Reilly Factor*. It features definitions and humorous examples of obscure and interesting words.

A guide to effective communication and clear thinking, drawn from O'Reilly's "No Spin" philosophy. It encourages brevity and honesty in an age of information overload.

A dual narrative tracing the collision course between President John F. Kennedy and his assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. It explores the Cold War tensions of the era and the sequence of events that changed America forever.

A young adult adaptation of *Killing Lincoln*, focusing on the end of the Civil War and the conspiracy to assassinate the president. It brings the hunt for John Wilkes Booth to life for younger readers.

A young adult adaptation of *Killing Kennedy* that details the events leading up to the tragedy in Dallas. It captures the glamour of Camelot and the dark path of Lee Harvey Oswald.

A historical rather than religious retelling of the life and execution of Jesus of Nazareth. The book places Jesus in the context of the Roman Empire, exploring the political threats he posed to both Roman and Jewish authorities.

A collection of essays and reflections that serves as a sequel to *A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity*. It chronicles O'Reilly's years hosting *The Factor* and offers behind-the-scenes stories from his time at the top of cable news.

This book investigates the mysterious death of General George S. Patton shortly after World War II ended. It covers the final drive into Germany and the political intrigue that surrounded one of America's most audacious generals.

A young adult adaptation of the bestseller *Killing Jesus*, recounting the political and religious upheaval in Judea that led to the crucifixion. It provides historical context to the events of the Gospels.

A young adult historical account adapted from *Killing Patton*, focusing on the collapse of the Third Reich. It tracks the final months of the war in Europe and the events inside the Führerbunker.

This entry explores the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan and its lasting impact on his presidency. It delves into the Hollywood years, his political rise, and the physical and mental toll the shooting took on him.

A companion to the *Legends & Lies* docuseries, this book debunks famous myths of the American frontier. It profiles iconic figures like Jesse James, Billy the Kid, and Davy Crockett, separating tall tales from hard facts.

A children's picture book co-authored with James Patterson that celebrates the power of the word "please." vivid illustrations show how a simple act of politeness can help in all sorts of situations.

This narrative focuses on the brutal Pacific theater of World War II and the controversial decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan. It vividly depicts the fighting on island battlefields and the high-level politics that ended the war.

A young adult adaptation of *Killing Reagan*, narrating the dramatic events surrounding the 1981 assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan. It covers the shooter's delusions, the Secret Service's reaction, and the president's fight for survival.

Part of the *Legends & Lies* series, this book profiles the key figures of the American Revolution. It contrasts the myths of the Founding Fathers with the often gritty reality of their lives and the war they fought.

The story of the American Revolutionary War told through the eyes of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and King George III. It captures the brutal combat and high-stakes diplomacy that led to independence.

Co-authored with Bruce Feirstein, this book defends traditional American values against modern "snowflake" culture. It offers a humorous but pointed guide to living with resilience, respect, and personal responsibility.

A *Legends & Lies* companion volume focusing on the Civil War. It examines the personal stories of generals, soldiers, and politicians on both sides, shedding light on the human cost of the conflict.

A young adult adaptation of *Killing the Rising Sun*, detailing the final bloody battles of World War II and the race to build the atomic bomb. It explores the difficult decisions that led to the dawn of the nuclear age.

After the fall of the Third Reich, a global manhunt began for Nazi war criminals who had escaped justice. This book tracks the spies and Nazi hunters who pursued figures like Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann across the world.

Drawing on personal interviews and decades of acquaintance, this book offers a detailed assessment of Donald Trump's life and presidency. It blends reporting with commentary to examine how a businessman became the 45th president.

A gritty history of the American frontier and the collision between Native American tribes and encroaching settlers. The narrative follows legendary warriors like Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull as they fight to preserve their way of life against the US military.

This installment chronicles the rise and fall of organized crime in 20th-century America. It details the brutal war between the Mafia and the federal government, featuring figures like Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and J. Edgar Hoover.

This narrative dives into the global war on terror, focusing on the relentless manhunt for the leaders of Al Qaeda and ISIS. It traces the actions taken by US forces across multiple presidencies to track down and eliminate high-value targets.

A look at the meteoric rises and tragic falls of three cultural icons: Elvis Presley, John Lennon, and Muhammad Ali. The book explores how the intense pressures of global fame contributed to their untimely declines.

This history revisits the hysteria of the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. It explores how fear and religious fanaticism led to the execution of innocent people and draws parallels to modern-day "cancel culture."

O'Reilly and Martin Dugard provide "No Spin" assessments of every American president from Washington to Biden. The book evaluates their legacies, personalities, and policy decisions without partisan varnish.

Co-authored with Josh Hammer, this book examines history's most notorious villains, including Hitler, Stalin, and Mao. It explores the psychology of evil and the terrible consequences of unchecked power.