The sprawling and seedy web of Martin Smith's politico-thriller series gets even stickier in Minion or Master II, as George Howden's international misadventures continue. With a vengeful corporate titan determined to ruin him for complicating his patricidal scheme, the sometimes hapless Howden [...]
A riveting dive into the complex world of geopolitics, smuggling, power brokering, blackmail, and more, Minion or Master by Martin Smith is an intricate plunge into international intrigue. Swirling business deals, exotic locales, dangerous temptations, and manipulative strongmen are just the [...]
Against the backdrop of a dramatically changing job market that shows no sign of normalizing, authors Rafael Moscatel and Abby Moscatel present Tomorrow's Jobs Today, the second edition of a motivating guidebook aimed at every career experience or trajectory. Functioning as [...]
An exotic and interstellar affair that blurs the narrative line of sci-fi action and romance, Stars on Fire by Sky Gold is the lavish first installment of The Sable Riders series. Eden II may look like a cosmic paradise, but it [...]
Author Daniel Sayre launches an uncertain hero into a supercharged new world with Becoming Glitch, an artfully entertaining and wise-cracking adventure. Following a doozy of a cold, the unassuming Andy realizes that his healing process may have gone a bit too [...]
Desert Phoenix by Suzette Bruggeman is a spell-binding novel set in turn-of-the-century Nevada, and inspired by a true love story. Grounded in meticulous historical detail, and illuminated by inspired prose, the novel shows the beauties and the miseries of 18th and [...]
In a world where psychic agents have entered the battlefields of covert intelligence and geopolitics, Pandemonium is an apt title for this head-spinning novel from Bill Harvey. One of Theta Force's most powerful trainers has disappeared, and Ed Templegard is tasked [...]
In the American rebel's latest tome, autofiction meets grubby LA Noir to create a haunting 80s medley of teen desire and pop culture that goes back to the roots of the Easton Ellis universe. It's been a long time since Easton [...]
Written in 1984, the eighth novel by one of America's premier wordsmiths holds up as a masterpiece of postmodern decay despite the horrible movie version Noah Baumbach has recently released. When you hear that a film version of an 'unfilmable' book [...]
Bolstered by the experience of decades working in the heart of Silicon Valley, The Delivery Man: The Art of Turning Ideas into Products in Silicon Valley by Sebastien Taveau is an accessible and revelatory glimpse into top-shelf innovation and personal achievement. [...]