The Jasons by Ann Finkbeiner

This is an interesting group of scientists and writing about them must have been difficult. The men themselves are somewhat elusive and their projects secret and many still classified. That said, the emphasis of the book is the theme of moral equivocation, of turning a blind eye to the evil science can do or being seduced by the lure of scientific inquiry. While interesting and important, it should just be a part of the book instead of most of it.