The Impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton
It should be said straight out thatThe Impeachment of William Jefferson Clintonis not  for the politically fainthearted. It is about thinking the unthinkable--and making it seem plausible.... Mr.  Tyrrell's book, which is part fact and part fiction, reminds us that there is more at stake here than mere  media sensationalism or partisan bickering. It gathers together the key facts of a growing number of abuses  of power--a constitutional matter. It pulls material from news reports, congressional hearings and  subpoenaed documents. Then it moves forward to 1998 and shifts into a fictional mode, deftly creating  possible political actions and media commentary, weaving a plausible and disturbing case for  impeachment.... Is the evidence compelling? The book says, "You decide." What is engaging  aboutThe Impeachment of William Jefferson Clintonis the use of mystery and fantasy to draw the  reader into examining the disturbing political question of impeachment. And there are reasons not to  dismiss this "nonfiction novel" out of hand. --The Wall Street Journal, Martin Anderson