James Lateer's THE THREE BARONS: THE ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION

[Anthony Thorne]

Doug Valentine's THE STRENGTH OF THE PACK, Albarelli's A TERRIBLE MISTAKE, and Nick Bryant's THE FRANKLIN SCANDAL from Trine Day are all Grade-A research volumes that were well-reviewed. If pushed I could probably nominate another fifteen or so really good books from the publisher, and that number isn't higher as I haven't read half their output. Whoops - Gaffney's 9/11 volumes are also excellent. I share the negative thoughts about Baker's work but Trine Day's output is worth examination far more often than not.