Berkovits’s humor, passion for her work, and wealth of interesting anecdotes make for a book that is a pleasure to read. Though Annette Libeskind Berkovits fell into her job as a zoo curator by accident, her engaging memoir shows how... Read More

"Zero Day" is a fascinating and highly relevant thriller with invigorating elements of realism. T. L. Williams’s "Zero Day" is a complex, smart, and timely drama about virtual warfare. Within the thriller, China uses hacking to attack... Read More

By making scholarship the stuff of true heroes, "Divide et Impera" becomes unique fare for young readers—a work that inspires advanced curiosity, even as it entertains. Jim West’s "Divide et Impera" displaces a contemporary girl in... Read More

This mash-up of Bible plus sci-fi plus metaphysics introduces new lines of thought for meditation and consideration. Identifying faith as a force for shifting manifest reality, Jane Catherine Rozek untethers Bible verses from their... Read More

With its solid structure and fast pace, along with a standout sleuth, Lane’s story makes a worthy new entry into the suspense genre. Robert Lane sets the stage for his cross-generational government/dirty-business suspense story, "The... Read More

Mental hospital where Zelda Fitzgerald spent her last days provides real-life backdrop to tale of lust among the lost … and shock therapy. Highland, “a famous, progressive hospital” in Asheville, North Carolina, the setting for... Read More

Research on the different functions dictated by the left or right side of the brain has been abundant, particularly in the last decade as those in neuroanatomy and neuroscience work to map the nervous system and the human brain. But... Read More

“I enjoy nothing more,” wrote Jean-Baptiste Colbert, France’s Minister of Finance under King Louis XIV, “than making love, dining well and drinking the rich red wines of Bordeaux, and I am never more pleased when I can carry out... Read More