Non-Fiction

"Applied Network Security Monitoring" by Chris Sanders & Jason Smith guides readers through the basics of learning how to protect a network from outside hacks and interference.

An IT audit is a systematic, objective examination of an organization's information systems that compares what the organization does to a defined set of criteria or requirements. This book provides an introduction to the subject.

"They traveled as mothers, sisters, wives, daughters, friends and lovers. Sometimes they traveled alone, whether by choice or circumstance, often forming deep connections with the people who crossed their paths." "The Pink Suitcase: 22 Tales of Women's Travel" Edited by Janna Graber

In "Wicked Lewiston, A Sinful Century" by Author and Historian Steven D. Branting, we are introduced to an area in Idaho that has a past of murder and mayhem that seems incomprehensible.

Reading "Way Down in Louisiana: Clifton Chenier, Cajun, Zydeco, and Swamp Pop Music" by Todd Morton is the next best thing to taking a trip to the state and visiting the clubs and fais-do-do's yourself.

"The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone" is Olivia Laing's sometimes idiosyncratic critical analyses of artists and their work are wrapped in her own personal journey, a journey both physical and emotional.

Interview with Dr. Gabrielle Francis author of "The Rockstar Remedy".

Ted Koppel, on tour promoting his new book "Lights Out", warned that cyberattacks will hit the power grid next, a dire situation that the U.S. won't be able to handle.

New book, Chance for Glory, reveals untold story of first Rose Bowl at 100-year anniversary.

In 'Forgotten,' Hervieus tells the story of this group of freedom fighters as she also imbues the work with the tensions of the racial politics of the time as well as the human bravery for a group fighting for freedom and for many giving up their lives for something they had yet to earn for themselves.