Thirteen days in September

In 'Thirteen Days in September,' Lawrence Wright provides a detailed and engaging narrative of the Camp David peace talks.

The book intertwines a concise history of Egyptian-Israeli relations with the personal histories of the key participants, including Carter, Begin, and Sadat.

Wright highlights the complex interplay of politics, faith, and personal backgrounds that influenced the negotiations, offering a compelling insight into the challenges and triumphs of the peace process.

The book is praised for its meticulous research, balanced perspective, and engaging storytelling.