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Reef Life: An Underwater Memoir
A vivid, lyrical science memoir for readers curious about coral reefs, and fans of environmental nonfiction.
City of Margins
The author’s exquisitely drawn characters soon uncover secrets and make connections with each other that echo those of a Greek tragedy, with similar results. Boyle comfortably stands next to literary crime favorites like Don Winslow, Richard Price, and Lou Berney.
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The Invention of Surgery: A History of Modern Medicine; From the Renaissance to the Implant Revolution
Written for general readers, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the current state of health care and how we got here. It will be of particular interest to those who have experienced implantation surgery.
The Coldest Warrior
Nonfiction and fiction author Vidich (An Honorable Man) presents a fast-paced, historically accurate thriller, placing him alongside other great spy authors such as John le Carré and Alan Furst. Readers of the genre will want this slow-burn chiller that shows how far government will go to keep secrets.
The Last Winter of the Weimar Republic: The Rise of the Third Reich
Highly recommended for all readers of European history and global current events.
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Seduction: A History From the Enlightenment to the Present
The book’s quasibiographical approach provides an unusual but engaging way of addressing its central topic, though readers wanting a more clear-cut exploration of the subject will almost certainly find it too tangential.
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The Lost Girls: Love and Literature in Wartime London
A solid choice for readers of 20th-century British literary history or the lives of the British during World War II.
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Rocket Man: The Life of Elton John
Whether readers have been listening to Elton John since Goodbye Yellow Brick Road or know him only from the film Rocketman, they’ll find this a comprehensive biography, infused with a satisfying dose of dishy gossip.
Life in a Cold Climate: Nancy Mitford; The Biography
Highly recommended for fans of literary biographies, as well as those interested in British history and dramas. The combination of poetic prose and dedicated research makes this an accessible an delightful read.