Books

Natasha Bell's thriller 'Exhibit Alexandra' unveils just how little a husband truly knows about his wife after she suddenly goes missing

An interview Ralph Welborn and Sajan Pillai, business leaders and the authors of 'Topple: The End of the Firm-Based Strategy and Rise of New Models for Explosive Growth.' As businesses fall off the Fortune 500 list at an accelerating rate, the authors offer timely strategies for staying on top.

In Roz Nay's novel, 'Our Little Secret', a young woman in a police station is Schrödinger's cat, while a shrewd detective is certain he's solved the paradox

To survive in today's disruptive business environment, companies have to start working together, say Ralph Welborn and Sajan Pillai, authors of the compelling new book, 'Topple: The End of Firm-Based Strategy and the Rise of New Models for Explosive Growth.'

'PAIN AWAITS' by S. B. Shine offers some tough love solutions for what ails America today.

An interview with global diversity and inclusion expert Howard Ross about the forces dividing society today, as well as his illuminating new book, 'Our Search for Belonging: How Our Need to Connect is Tearing Us Apart.'

'The Wintermen ll: Into The Deep Dark' by Brit Griffin is well written and a whole lot of fun - any book that can quote both Joe Strummer and 'Die Hard' is a must read.

'The Only Story' by Julian Barnes may seem like a steamy May-December love affair between tennis aficionados. This isn't that story

In the book 'Can Microfinance Work' Lesley Sherratt examines the pros and cons of microfinance in its quest to improve poverty in South East Asia and Africa.

A timely story about racism that might have been enjoyable had the author simply kept it straight (chronological) and simple.