Night of Camp David

The book is a mass-market paperback with visible signs of wear. The spine shows some creasing, and the cover has minor edge wear. The pages are yellowed with age, but the binding remains intact, ensuring readability. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

"Night of Camp David" by Fletcher Knebel is a gripping political thriller first published by Harper & Row in 1965. This specific edition is a 6th printing released by Bantam Books in October 1970. Known for his incisive exploration of political themes, Knebel crafts a narrative that questions the stability of power at the highest levels of government. This Bantam edition, published in New York, is a mass-market paperback, distinct from the original hardcover, making it a more accessible version for collectors of classic political fiction. The book delves into the chilling possibility of a president's descent into madness, a theme that resonates with readers interested in political intrigue. This edition is in fair condition, with some wear typical of mass-market paperbacks from this era.