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Bill Fawcett offers a compendium of 101 all-new mammoth mistakes--from the ill-fated rule of Emperor Darius III to the equally ill-fated search for WMDs in Iraq--that will, unfortunately, never be

Drawing on decades of interviews, financial records, court documents, and public statements, David Cay Johnston, who has covered Trump more closely than any other journalist working today, gives us

Jax never expected to find a second chance at love with Claire Branham, a fascinating woman for whom Christmas has become a business.

Lily O'Donnell is reborn to help others, reappearing time after time to help families in need, only to die again when no longer needed.

Provides an all-access behind-the-scenes VIP tour of when rock was great, courtesy of Beau Phillips, a former head of marketing at MTV and insider / occasional accomplice to the funny, decadent, an

Self-driving cars were once only in the realm of fantasy, but new artificial intelligence software changes all that.

When Laura Holmes Haddad was diagnosed with cancer, she found somber survival books instead of the straight talk she needed. There had to be a better way.

A triple murder in Scotland in 1869 leads to the arrest of Roderick Macrae. There's no question that Macrae is guilty, but his fate hinges on the question of his sanity.

The story of two incredible, intimidating Civil War machines: the Merrimack and Monitor.

Arlyn promised on her mother's deathbed to find her father and tell him her mother is dead, but her father doesn't even live on Earth.

This delightful collection of children's stories is perfect listening for the whole family.

From three big names in urban fiction comes this collection of novellas, unforgettable stories of urban love and its consequences for four young black women: Flirting with Disaster by Tracy Brown,

Was Dorothy Kilgallen, television star, media icon, investigative reporter, and journalist, murdered for writing a tell-all book about the JFK assassination?

In 1953, Esref Armagan was born completely blind to a poor family in Istanbul, Turkey.

Searching for a mysteriously vanished girlfriend in contemporary Japan, the protagonist plunges into a wind tunnel of sexual violence and metaphysical dread, colliding with call girls, playing chap