Macintyre presents a wonderfully paced and skillfully recounted Cold War-era story of spy intrigue, paranoia, bravery, and twists and turns.

Carefully researched and documented by Farrow, with twists and turns that feel so disturbingly outlandish as to seem like fiction at times.

The issues Stevenson raises may make readers uncomfortable, but they're all worth looking at under a microscope and demanding change.

The most fascinating parts for me were the late-in-life reflections from those who had been involved in the IRA's brutal and unrelenting...

This is beautiful, powerful, illuminating, and heart-wrenching.

Vance shares his unlikely, circuitous route to an emotionally and financially stable adult life. In Hillbilly Elegy, Vance mainly shares...

I love a peek at a secret world, and here Walder offers fascinating glimpses of her life as a CIA and an FBI agent.

I loved Alex and Henry and really all of the characters, the banter, and especially McQuiston's politics lite.

There's a love triangle and fantastic details that bring the era1830s to life. The Parting Glass has both substance and lovely lighter...