If you’re tired of restrictive, unsustainable crash diets, endless cardio, and repeatedly losing weight only to gain it all back a few months later and you want to be lean, strong, and fit without requiring superstar genetics or wasting hours and hours in the gym then you want to read "Thinner Leaner Stronger". 

When someone dies, all their accumulated knowledge dies with them. It’s even more tragic when that person is trying to cure cancer or find the answer to renewable energy.

In 1976 Nancy Weintraub set out with a friend, against her parents’ wishes, to spend a year in San Miguel de Allende attending art school. Nancy was in heaven as she experienced international travel and the art scene, but a horrific accident in a lonely Mexican desert took away her life as she knew it.

In this current climate of post-truth and subjective reality it is important that we recognize our past and the challenges that ignited the gay rights movement at a time when we were invisible. In HomoAmerican - The Secret Society I remember that time.

The lives of three friends are shattered by the murder of a classmate during their sophomore year of high school in a small town on the high plains of Eastern New Mexico where life is defined by straight roads and straight laces.

Remembering Shanghai: A Memoir of Socialites, Scholars and Scoundrels follows five generations of my family over two centuries, from my great-great-grandfather down to me.

Beckett's a pro hockey player whose bad boy ways cause him to lose everything. In his struggle for redemption, he falls for the only woman who wants nothing to do with him.