Hollywood Hussein: How the U. S. Really Captured Saddam

Hollywood Hussein's hilariously scathing depiction of the events surrounding Saddam's capture not only will have you laughing, but the book's shocking final twist will also make you question everything you see on the news, not to mention the next thing you hear out of a politician's mouth.

Told through the first-person accounts of those who conspired to pull off "Operation Hollywood," the story is told in the imagined words of a diverse cast of both fictional and real-life characters, including George Bush, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, Arnold Schwarzenegger, reality TV producer Mark Burnett, "professional celebrity" Paris Hilton, and last but not least Saddam Hussein.

"Extra", Anchor - Dayna Devon

"Since Hollywood and politics have collided in the real world, Hollywood Hussein is a clever and humorous look at how politicians are taking a page out of celebrity. With George Bush, Arnold and Saddam all thrown in together in this hilarious satire, it makes for an original and entertaining read."

Ken Baker is the West Coast Executive Editor of Us Weekly and the author of two critically-acclaimed memoirs, "Man Made: A Memoir of My Body" and "They Don't Play Hockey in Heaven: A Dream, a Team and My Comeback Season", which chronicled his experience as a professional hockey goalie. Baker, who holds a master's degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, has worked in the Washington, D.C., bureau of ABC News and as a staff correspondent for People magazine. He lives in-where else?-Hollywood.