Kevin Cook Book order (chronological)

Focusing on an iconic moment in sports history, this narrative chronicles Tiger Woods' unprecedented achievement in 2000 when he captured the US Open, Open Championship, and PGA Championship, followed by the 2001 Masters. It highlights Woods as the first golfer to hold all four major titles simultaneously, capturing the excitement and challenges of that remarkable season. The book commemorates the 25th anniversary of this historic milestone, offering insights into Woods' journey and the impact of his victories on the world of golf.

A news-making account of the war between David Koresh’s Branch Davidians and the FBI, detailing how their standoff launched today’s militias. In 1993, David Koresh and his heavily armed followers faced off against the US government in a two-month siege in Waco, Texas, culminating in a tragic firefight that claimed seventy-six lives, including twenty-five children. Kevin Cook, known for uncovering the truth behind misunderstood events, now reveals the full story of Waco. He explores Koresh’s charismatic yet deadly influence over his followers, who became devoted servants, and examines the dynamics within the compound, where he fathered seventeen children with multiple “wives.” Cook provides a minute-to-minute reconstruction of the FBI’s fifty-one-day siege, utilizing never-before-reported material that sheds light on the Clinton administration’s decision to approve a lethal assault. This definitive account details the firefight that ended many lives and sparked the rise of the modern militia movement. Waco established the battleground for American extremists; as Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh noted, “Waco started this war.” Drawing from diverse sources, including Branch Davidian survivors and the FBI’s lead negotiator, Cook connects Waco’s legacy to the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot and future insurrections. This chillingly relevant narrative is essential for understanding the events in Texas three decades ago and their

Exploring the rich history of Kentucky basketball, this book delves into the arenas that have hosted the Wildcats over the past century. Author Kevin Cook combines archival research and interviews to unveil captivating stories, from Alumni Gym's 1925 opening to the poignant tributes in Memorial Coliseum. It highlights the development of Rupp Arena and its societal impact, illustrating how these venues shaped Lexington's social, economic, and political landscapes. Fans will also relive memorable game day experiences, deepening their appreciation for the Wildcats' legacy.

Alvin "Titanic" Thompson, a master gambler and grifter, is brought to life in this vibrant retelling of his extraordinary adventures from 1892 to 1974. Known for his distinctive lifestyle, he traveled with golf clubs, a .45 revolver, and a suitcase filled with cash, embodying a quintessential American character. The narrative captures the essence of his colorful life, making it a captivating read for anyone intrigued by the world of betting and the larger-than-life personalities that inhabit it.

In a history spanning more than 500 years, a Scottish seaside pastime has become the passionate pursuit of 60 million players and 10 times as many fans worldwide. Along the way, golf has provided heroes, heroines and moments that live forever in the hearts of those who follow the sport. In its 296 stirring pages, THE GOLF BOOK offers a spectacular tribute to an old game that never runs short of surprises--a celebration of the grand, still-unfolding story of golf.

'Tommy's Honour' tells the story of the two Tom Morrises, father and son, both supremely talented golfers but utterly different, constituting a record-breaking golfing dynasty that has never been known before or since.