Review: Sid Meier's Memoir by Sid Meier
This is the memoir of Sid Meier, co-founder of MicroProse, and creator of some of the most popular and influential video games of all time, including Civilization...
Review: A Talent for War by Jack McDevitt
After his uncle disappears in a in a space transit accident, Alex Benedict, an antiques dealer, tries to unravel the mysterious project his uncle was working on. ...
Review: The Culture Map by Erin Meyer
A guide to understanding how cultural differences affect the way people communicate. The book looks at 8 dimensions (e.g., direct vs indirect negative feedback, e...
Review: The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
Ernt Allbright, a Vietnam war vet struggling with PTSD, decides to move his family to a remote corner of Alaska. His wife Cora and teenage daughter Leni suddenly ...
Review: Saturn Run by John Sandford
When a satellite spots an alien spaceship approaching Saturn, the opportunity to meet aliens and to discover advanced technologies is so irresistible that the US ...
Review: The Sword of Kaigen by M.L. Wang
Misaki, a mother hiding a violent past, Takeru, her cold and distant warrior husband, and Mamoru, her teenage son and prodigy warrior, are forced to band together...
Review: Act of Oblivion by Robbert Harris
In 1660s England, Edward Whalley and his son-in law William Goffe secretly board a ship headed to the New World. They are men wanted for murder. And not just any ...