Reagan at Reykjavik: Forty-Eight Hours that Ended the Cold War

This book takes an historical event and puts it in context, recounts the event as an eyewitness, and presents its historical significance.

For a summit meeting that is of common knowledge, this book is surprisingly interesting.

While it presents Reagan in a very favorable light it avoids a fawning tone. The author has very good credentials and a very engaging manner.

The book makes a good case for the subtitle.