Killing Pablo: The Hunt for the World's Greatest Outlaw, by Mark Bowden
"I've been a big fan of Bowden since I read Black Hawk Down. This book is about Pablo Escobar's rise to power in Colombia and the almost unimaginable force it took to bring him down. He was the bin Laden of the '80s, at the end of which the US administration was a carbon copy of today's, with the elder Bush in office and Cheney as defense secretary. 'Power' is too weak to describe what Escobar possessed - Colombia had to rewrite its constitution to jail him."
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