Jeff Benedict
The Dynasty
In-Person Signing
Saturday, December 12
3-5PM
New York Times bestselling author of sixteen nonfiction books, Jeff Benedict, will return to Barrett Bookstore for a special holiday book signing TOMORROW with copies of his hugely popular, brand-new, definitive book about The New England Patriots, The Dynasty. We will also have copies of his revered, New York Times bestselling biography of Tiger Woods on hand.

A portion of all proceeds will benefit the Domestic Violence Crisis Center of CT.

Benedict has been a special-features writer for Sports Illustrated and the Los Angeles Times, and his essays have appeared in the New York Times. Benedict's stories have been the basis of segments on 60 Minutes, CBS Sunday Morning, HBO Real Sports, Discovery Channel, Good Morning America, 48 Hours, NFL Network, NPR, and ESPN’s Outside the Lines. He is also a television and film producer. 

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“Most often in our business, there are writers and there are reporters, and rarely do the twain meet. In The Dynasty, Jeff Benedict shows he’s masterful at both. His reporting on the very well-worn (trust me) earth of the Patriots’ greatness is groundbreaking, starting with his illumination of the evening in the hospital in 2001 when Drew Bledsoe’s life was in peril and going all the way through to previously unknown details of the emotional play-by-play of Tom Brady’s departure from New England. The imagery and prose are just as strong. Such a great read from Benedict.” 
—Peter King, NBC Sports, author of “Football Morning in America”  
“There is beauty and awe in this perfectly pitched biography . . . It has torque and velocity . . . It’s a confident and substantial book that’s nearly as sleek as a Christopher Nolan movie. It makes a sweet sound, like a well-struck golf ball. I found it exhilarating, depressing, tawdry and moving in almost equal measure. It’s a big American story. . . . The authors bring grainy new detail to almost every aspect of Woods’s life.”
—Dwight Garner, The New York Times