Book Reviews

'Dig Two Graves' has everything you would expect from a seasoned thriller pen.

This intensively researched historical novel follows the travels and peripatetic career of a myopic, bookish Jew who travels to great cities of the ancient world and lives through adventures thrilling and horrible that throw light on what life was like two thousand years ago.

For anyone who forgot someone on their holiday shopping list and needs to make it up fast, this collection of Tim Burton nostalgia,"Things You Think About in a Bar: The Napkin Art of Tim Burton" is worth the price of every drink these napkins came from.

'The Whites' is a book you will not want to put down until you reach the final page.

A reissue of the first book in an enduring hard-boiled series comes out to prep us for an upcoming Cinemax teleseries.

"Practical Anonymity: Hiding in Plain Sight Online" by Peter Loshin focuses on how to connect to the Internet without someone listening in on what you're doing.

New children’s book, Clark The Mountain Beaver, teaches friendship while educating about history and animals.

'Education4Knees' is a new book by Dr. Gregory Martin that takes the mystery out of knee pain. And as this prominent orthopedic surgeon writes, you may not need surgery at all.

"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.

New book, The Unitive Field by Fredrick Swaroop Honig, offers answers to science puzzles with life-affirming answers.