The Color of Truth

Focusing on the lives of McGeorge and William Bundy, the book explores the brothers' influential roles in shaping American policy during the Cold War and Vietnam. It presents a nuanced narrative that intertwines themes of pride, power, and idealism, revealing the complexities of their decisions and the impact on history. The portrayal is both sensitive and politically charged, offering readers a deep understanding of the personal and professional dynamics that defined their legacy, complemented by a selection of photographs.