Hidden behind the walls of New York’s Barclay Building lies a tale of ambition, secrecy, and the enduring bonds of family. Colt Donaldson’s How to Kill a President? Doesn’t simply tell a story of political intrigue—it reveals how legacies are shaped by those who dared to seize opportunity, even in the most unlikely places. When … Read more
In How to Kill a President? Colt Donaldson takes readers on a riveting journey through the intricate lives of characters who defy the odds and challenge societal norms. This section, aptly focused on South Beach, offers a masterclass in storytelling as it dives deep into the lives of Grandpop and Uncle Eddie. Their journey from … Read more
In a world overflowing with polished histories and predictable thrillers, How to Kill a President: Colt the Smoking Gun, by Colt Donaldson crashes through the noise like a brick through a window. Part memoir, part conspiracy thriller, part raw American history, this book offers an experience that grabs you by the collar and demands your … Read more
True crime has never been hotter, and in 2025, the genre’s grip on our imaginations is tighter than ever. From podcasts to docuseries, we’re hooked on unsolved mysteries, shadowy figures, and the chilling question: what really happened? If you are curious about mysteries, here is a roundup of the best true crime mysteries to date. … Read more
In a world where conspiracy theories thrive—especially in 2025, with Trump-related topics flooding searches post-election—How to a Kill a President: Colt the smoking Gun, Volume 1 and Volume 2 by Colt Donaldson drops like a bombshell. It is a perfect book series that hits uncomfortably close to home. This isn’t just another wild tale of … Read more
How the Colts Navigated America’s Darkest Times Nostalgia is king in 2025, with reruns of The Vietnam War and disco-era scandals lighting up screens and sparking conversations. Enter Colt the Smoking Gun, Volume 1 by Colt Donaldson, a visceral plunge into the Colt family’s navigation of America’s most chaotic decades—the ’60s and ’70s. From Peter … Read more
In an era where tracing your roots is more popular than ever—just look at the millions flocking to Ancestry.com in 2025—the Colt family’s story stands out as a raw, unfiltered testament to resilience and grit. “How to a Kill a President: Colt the smoking Gun,” by Colt Donaldson, isn’t just a memoir; it’s a multi-generational … Read more
Revenge has long been a central theme in literature, history, and politics. It raises complex ethical questions: Is it ever justified? Does it cross the line into organized crime when carried out systematically? How to Kill a President (Volume 2) by Colt Donaldson explores these dilemmas through the Colt family’s actions, showing how their quest … Read more
Corruption within law enforcement has long been a key factor in the rise and survival of criminal syndicates. From the Mafia’s hold over police departments to modern-day drug cartels infiltrating justice systems, the relationship between crime and law enforcement is often disturbingly close. How to Kill a President (Volume 1) by Colt Donaldson explores how … Read more