Trust James Patterson: this highly anticipated account of a haunting near-death experience is 'stunning'
The author of the smash hit The Perfect Storm — a longtime atheist — grapples with the idea of an afterlife in this meditation on death and mortality that's part medical thriller, part moving autobiography.
'The truly jaw-dropping story the US Navy hoped you'd never learn'
– Pulitzer Prize–winning author Carol Leonnig
Discover how one charismatic defense contractor bribed officers, stole national security secrets, and swindled the US Navy out of tens of millions of dollars in this meticulously reported exposé.
The New York Times bestselling author of The Daily Stoic makes the case for doing the right thing
Ancient Stoics emphasized the importance of living justly. This brand-new release translates that message for the modern day by examining stories of people like Frederick Douglass and Jimmy Carter.
Don't miss this timely, fascinating look at the unlikely force behind the GameStop short squeeze
In 2021, an online forum for risky financial trades disrupted the US stock market, giving immense power to ordinary people. This gripping work of journalism uncovers how it all happened.
'Exquisite… Will open readers' eyes, and ears, to a heretofore hidden world'
– Publishers Weekly, starred review
A science journalist unveils the latest research into underwater sound — from whalesong to snapping shrimp — and explores what it means for marine ecosystems.
A Nobel Prize–winning scientist reveals the transformative, lifesaving power of RNA
From jump-starting life itself to its role in countless modern vaccines, RNA holds the answers to universal questions about life and aging. The present and future of medicine are explored in this enlightening new release.
This instant New York Times bestseller delves deep into an unsolved missing person case from 2011
Indiana University student Lauren Spierer disappeared after a night out with friends in June 2011 and has never been found. Are the privileged young men she was last seen with hiding something nefarious?
'Makes a convincing case that the 21st-century epidemic of intolerance… is as American as apple pie'
– Kirkus Reviews
This thought-provoking read argues that coercive storytelling — once a weapon of war — has become a commonplace tool in debates over race, LGBTQ+ rights, and more in the United States.
'A breezy adventure tale starring an audacious hero'
– The Wall Street Journal
Immerse yourself in the true story of Sir Walter Raleigh, an Elizabethan-era explorer enchanted by the legend of El Dorado who searched obsessively for the city of gold.
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