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What Makes a Family?
Polly Goodman thought she understood her family. Then a DNA test changed everything. In More Than Enough, Anna Quindlen follows Polly, a high school English teacher navigating infertility, a complicated relationship with her mother, her father’s worsening dementia, and the quiet losses that come with getting older. When a mysterious DNA match leads her to […]
When the Navy Called the Mob🚢
During World War II, the U.S. government made an extraordinary choice: it turned to the Mafia for help. In Operation Underworld, Matthew Black uncovers the secret alliance between Naval Intelligence and organized crime as officials scrambled to protect New York’s vulnerable waterfront from sabotage and support the Allied invasion of Sicily. At the center of […]
When the Past Comes Calling📣
Assistant DA Colm Truesdale is used to chasing killers. This time, the killer may be chasing him. In The Sound of Regret, Trey Gowdy and Christopher Greyson return with a tense legal thriller built around murder, revenge, corruption, and an increasingly personal conspiracy. When a confidential informant is brutally killed and another victim is left […]
What If Fear Is the Problem?
What if the way you see the world is quietly shaping your stress, your relationships, and even the conflicts you face? In The War of Worldviews, Jamie Winship argues that much of modern life is driven by a mindset of fear, scarcity, control, and self-protection. Drawing on his experiences as a police officer, conflict-resolution specialist, […]
Too Young to Travel Alone✈
At just 9 years old, Javier Zamora left El Salvador believing he would reunite with his parents in the United States within two weeks. Instead, his journey stretched nearly two months and more than 3,000 miles. In Solito, Zamora recounts traveling through Guatemala and Mexico with strangers, crossing dangerous waters and deserts, surviving detention and […]
The Persuasion Playbook📚
Why do voters change sides—and what actually persuades them? In How to Eat an Elephant, political strategist Sarah Longwell draws on hundreds of focus groups and thousands of conversations with Republicans, Democrats, and independent voters to examine how American politics has changed. Her central argument is that elections are shaped not only by policies, but […]
The Reinvention of Steve Jobs✨
Steve Jobs is remembered for transforming Apple into one of the world’s most influential companies. But his greatest comeback began with one of his biggest failures. In Steve Jobs in Exile, Geoffrey Cain explores the turbulent years after Jobs was pushed out of Apple in 1985. At NeXT, Jobs pursued ambitious ideas, burned through money, […]
The Bet That Changed Everything
In 1988, a fearless gray filly named Winning Colors set out to do what almost no female horse had done before: beat the boys and win the Kentucky Derby. For gamblers Mark “Miami” Paul and Dino Mateo, her run became far more than a horse race. Convinced Winning Colors was destined for greatness, they placed […]
Five Women Vanished
In 1926, five women disappeared from a secluded Vermont island, leaving behind only their dresses hanging from an ancient oak tree and a mysterious diary. Fifty years later, a film crew arrives on New Avalon to recreate the unsolved story—and struggling actress Marin Keane unexpectedly lands the leading role. What begins as an unusual five-day […]
Everyone Has Something to Hide
Nine elite guests board the luxurious Black Orchid expecting an unforgettable maiden voyage. Instead, they find themselves trapped in a web of secrets, false identities, old crimes, and dangerous motives. Among the passengers are a legendary war photographer with a mysterious past, her ambitious assistant, a retired FBI profiler hunting a notorious killer, a suspicious […]
