Used. Paperback. Timothy Egan’s scorching history exposes how the Ku Klux Klan nearly hijacked the American heartland in the 1920s, trading white sheets for sharp suits and political clout. This New York Times bestseller reveals a chillingly familiar playbook of homegrown fascism, driven by charismatic bigots and an alarming apathy from the so-called sensible majority. It is a masterful, pulse-pounding reminder that democracy’s fiercest flames are often stoked from within. Grab a copy before history decides to repeat itself on our own doorstep.

