Most Even-Handed Book(s) On The Kennedy Assassination?

You may have read it but I'm about one third in Accessories after the Fact by Sylvia Meagher. archive.org/details/AccessoriesAfterTheFact

She compares the conclusion in the Warren Commission Report to what is found in the volumes of Hearings and Exhibits of the same Commission. She does make a case that Oswald might have walked, had he faced a fair trial. She mostly attacks the issues in the way the Commission operated or made its conclusions.

It does go back a bit though, so some information might have been confirmed or proven untrue since but it's interesting.

I'm wondering if anyone has read Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy by Vincent Bugliosi. I'm more curious about it than really consider it a neutral book.