28. Killing Albert Berch, by Alan Berch Hollingsworth

I would recommend this book to any hobby genealogist, and anyone interested in Oklahoma history.  The author looks into the death of his grandfather, and gains insight into family he has known, as well as family he never met. Meantime, he turns up connections to everything from the Underground Railroad to stage performers of an earlier era. I was especially moved by what he found about the Klan in Oklahoma in the twenties.  That same mentality just elected an exceptionally poor choice of governor for our state.