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Greene distills three thousand years of history into a field manual on influence, timing and restraint. Ruthless, quotable, endlessly argued about.

A study of how apprenticeship, deep practice and mentorship turn ordinary talent into undeniable craft.

A celebrated painter shoots her husband and never speaks again. The therapist who takes her case has reasons of his own.

Tiny changes, remarkable results. The systems-over-goals book that rewired how a generation thinks about routines.

One man wakes alone on a spacecraft with no memory and the survival of Earth resting on some very stubborn science.

A lighthouse keeper's ledger of tides, debts and the three nights she refuses to write down. Indie suspense with real teeth.

A cozy station bakery where every pastry is a small act of diplomacy — and the station council has other plans.

Two letter-writers, nineteen years of delay, and a postal strike that changes everything. Quietly devastating.

A house that keeps setting the table for people who left decades ago. Gothic, patient, deeply unsettling.

The sea gives back one thing a year, and this year it gives back a brother nobody remembers burying.

A missing-person case in a ski town where everyone has an alibi and nobody has a motive worth believing.

A brief history of humankind that reframes money, religion and empire as the stories we agreed to believe.

An insomniac archivist catalogues the 3 a.m. thoughts of a city. Essays that read like a novel.

A fire-priest's apprentice inherits a court where every promise is written in ash and read aloud at dawn.

Focus as a competitive advantage — and a practical argument for making distraction expensive.

Two rival advice columnists, one anonymous mailbag, and a deadline neither of them wants to meet.

A single-volume collection of the greatest prosperity classics — Think and Grow Rich, The Science of Getting Rich, Acres of Diamonds and more — on building wealth through thought and action.

O'Reilly traces Donald Trump's life and rise to the presidency, drawing on personal interviews to argue how he reshaped American politics.

A fast-paced account of the Kennedy presidency and the events in Dallas on November 22, 1963, told in O'Reilly and Dugard's signature thriller-like style.

The bestselling retelling of Lincoln's final days and John Wilkes Booth's conspiracy, unfolding like a historical thriller through the last weeks of the Civil War.

Hill's 1937 landmark, drawn from studying hundreds of self-made millionaires, lays out thirteen principles of desire, faith and persistence for achieving success.

Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd, follows his dream to find treasure at the Egyptian pyramids in this fable about listening to your heart and pursuing your Personal Legend.

Greene turns from power to people, decoding the drives, patterns and blind spots that govern human behavior — and how to master your own.

The 16th-century Florentine treatise on acquiring and holding power — the book that made 'Machiavellian' a word and still shapes how we think about politics.

Masterson's playbook for growing a business fast: launch before you're ready, iterate aggressively, and scale through four distinct stages to $100 million and beyond.

Kaufman distills the core concepts of business — value, marketing, sales, finance and systems — into one book, arguing you don't need a degree to understand how companies work.

The 1910 New Thought classic that inspired The Secret, arguing wealth comes from thinking and acting in 'a certain way' that anyone can learn.