If you are new to MTT's...I would just stick with Harrington's original books, volumes 1 and 2. The 3rd book in the series is a workbook and to be honest I haven't thoroughly read that one.
He recently (just over 2 years ago) released an "updated" version of his tournament book but I've heard some very mixed reviews on that one. Perhaps other players can comment on that?
If the OP is new to MTT's, which is the impression that I got, I don't think he's quite ready for Kill Everyone and definitely not Raisers Edge. I'd recommend that he knows Harrington forwards and backwards first.
What if you have read harrington's or something like that? what would be next?
After you're done with the Harrington on Hold'em books, it would be best to check out Kill Everyone next (save The Raiser's Edge for later until you got some tournament experience under your belt). Some other books that could help are Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time Volume I, II, and III.
