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Beyond the Documents
Further reading
The reporting and first-person accounts behind the record. Buying through these links also supports independent bookstores.
Perversion of Justice
Julie K. Brown · 2021
The Miami Herald reporter whose 2018 investigation reopened scrutiny of Epstein's 2008 non-prosecution deal.
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Nobody's Girl
Virginia Roberts Giuffre · 2025
Giuffre's own account of Epstein and Maxwell's trafficking operation, published posthumously.
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What Do We Need Men For?
E. Jean Carroll · 2019
The book in which Carroll first publicly described the assault a federal jury later found Trump liable for.
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Lucky Loser
Russ Buettner & Susanne Craig · 2024
Built on Trump's tax records by the New York Times reporters behind the Pulitzer-winning family-finances investigation.
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The Making of Donald Trump
David Cay Johnston · 2016
A Pulitzer-winning investigative reporter's account of decades of Trump business dealings and litigation.
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Tower of Lies
Barbara A. Res · 2020
A former Trump Organization executive vice president who oversaw construction of Trump Tower.
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Confidence Man
Maggie Haberman · 2022
Decades of New York Times reporting on how Trump operates, from Queens to the White House.
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