Which books on the Simpson case do you recommend?

I have read a very fair amount on the Simpson case.  Some books are great, some are deeply flawed.  My first recommendation is, without a doubt, to check out the criminal and civil trial transcripts on Jack Walraven's site.  It is a fantastic resource for those who want details on the case.

As for books, I really enjoyed Vincent Bugliosi's book Outrage.  It is a comprehensive take-down of the defense team's arguments.  And if you are very interested in the forensic science of the case, I recommend M.L. Rantala's OJ Unmasked.

Very soon I will be posting some criticisms of books that I have read about the case.  It is my goal to not just read the prosecution's arguments, but to also look at what those arguing for the defense have to say.