End Times by Bryan Walsh
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Written in an engaging style that is by turns inviting and slightly irksome.
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The Case Against Free Speech by P.E. Moskowitz
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A view of free speech that will challenge people of all political stances.
Read MoreSwipe Right for Murder by Derek Milman
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Infectiously page-turning, despite being laughably silly (a familiar to Patterson fans).
Read MoreCommander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump by Rick Reilly
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“It’s not so much the promises Trump breaks or the lies he tells, it’s the sheer volume of them.”
Read MoreLet Me Finish by Chris Christie
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A defense that seems full-throated but actually allows the defender a good deal of leeway to back out if things get rocky
Read MoreBloody Rose by Nicholas Eames
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Although this book is the second in a trilogy, it can easily be read without reading the first book.
Read MoreGood Neighbors by Joanne Serling
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A first-rate suburbs-fiction that serves as an elegant but savage indictment.
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