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Few spiritual memoirs earn their authority as thoroughly as Kathleen Branigan's Into the Flow. It is a measured reckoning with grief, reinvention, and the stubborn work of learning to live d... Read the full review
Sully is ready to bark the squirrels off the bird feeder. He has a suspect, a plan, and nothing he actually saw. Phil Weiss opens Think Like the D-Squad in a Florida yard with four real dogs... Read the full review
After two decades in corporate life, Dennis Akkerman had the expat bungalow and the business class seat, and still felt unfinished. Not My Problem? comes out of that restlessness. Leaving su... Read the full review
Linda Soules makes her case in So You Want to Be a Mathematician with a claim that sounds like a magic trick: two people in New York have the same number of hairs on their heads, and nobody... Read the full review
Heaven falls from the inside. A Nexian high vicar seals herself in stasis so Daius, whom she once trusted, cannot seize the machinery of reality. The blue world under the fortress comes to h... Read the full review
The ABCs of Classy, by Berthille Metoua, defines class as the way you behave when nobody is scoring you. That claim lands before the alphabet does. From a slapped cheek to a Sunday closet, M... Read the full review
Some books arrive quietly and stay forever. Suzanne Sherman's memoir, Living in the Long Shadow, is one of them—a brave reckoning with a mother's schizophrenia and the family silence that sw... Read the full review
A cup of green tea hits a grease-stained jacket, and Stolen Thunder is already moving. Rhianna studies systems so nothing bad can surprise her. Ash, a Sacramento lineman on a matte black Sof... Read the full review
Jacob Anthony Rose’s The Things I Agreed To turns a book release into a test of how long a writer can decline to explain herself. On release morning, novelist Susan Price lets the phone vibr... Read the full review
Sony launched an excellent e-reader first. Amazon built a reading relationship and won. Yoel Frischoff's Tangibles calls that kind of product a tangible: hardware that software keeps improvi... Read the full review
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