Last collection of books

The Exchange

2023, John Grisham

In this gripping legal thriller, a seasoned attorney finds himself entangled in a high-stakes international case that tests his skills and moral compass. As he navigates the complex world of global finance and corporate intrigue, he must confront powerful adversaries and unravel a web of deceit to p

Against All Enemies

2011, Tom Clancy

The novel follows a former Navy SEAL turned CIA operative as he navigates a complex web of terrorism and drug cartels threatening national security. When a series of coordinated attacks target the United States, he is thrust into a high-stakes mission to uncover and dismantle the alliance between ji

Night Over Water

1991, Ken Follett

Set against the backdrop of the onset of World War II, the novel follows a diverse group of passengers aboard the luxurious transatlantic flying boat, the Pan American Clipper, on its final flight from England to the United States. As tensions rise both in the world and among the passengers, secrets

After That Night

2023, Karin Slaughter

In this gripping thriller, a traumatic event from fifteen years ago resurfaces to haunt a determined doctor, who is drawn back into a web of secrets and lies. As she delves deeper into the mystery surrounding a brutal attack, she uncovers shocking truths that challenge her perceptions and force her

The Stone Monkey

2002, Jeffery Deaver

In this gripping thriller, a Chinese human smuggler known as "the Ghost" orchestrates a perilous journey for illegal immigrants to the United States, but when the Coast Guard intercepts the vessel, chaos ensues. Amidst the turmoil, the Ghost escapes, leaving a trail of death and destruction. Lincoln

Tress Of The Emerald Sea

2023, Brandon Sanderson

In this fantasy novel, a young woman named Tress embarks on a daring adventure across the perilous Emerald Sea to rescue her friend Charlie, who has been captured by a mysterious sorceress. Along the way, Tress encounters a diverse crew of characters, including pirates and magical creatures, and mus

The Future Of Geography

2023, Tim Marshall

The book explores the geopolitical implications of space exploration and the growing competition among nations to establish dominance beyond Earth. It delves into how advancements in technology and the increasing accessibility of space are reshaping global power dynamics, with countries and private

The Rule Of Threes

2023, Jeffery Deaver

The book is a gripping thriller that follows the story of a small-town community thrown into chaos when a mysterious power outage disrupts their lives. As tensions rise and resources dwindle, the protagonist, a high school student, must navigate the increasingly dangerous environment to protect his

Ja Chyba Zwariuję!

2015, Agata Przybyłek

The book is a humorous and heartwarming tale that follows the chaotic life of a young woman navigating the ups and downs of love, family, and personal growth. As she juggles her career ambitions and romantic entanglements, she finds herself in a series of comedic situations that test her patience an

The Sun Does Shine

2018, Anthony Ray Hinton

The book is a powerful memoir recounting the life of a man who spent nearly three decades on death row for crimes he did not commit. It explores themes of injustice, resilience, and hope as the author reflects on his experiences of racial discrimination and the flaws within the American legal system

Assassin's Fate

2017, Robin Hobb

In the gripping conclusion to the epic fantasy series, the intertwined destinies of FitzChivalry Farseer and the Fool reach a dramatic climax as they confront powerful enemies and unravel deep-seated mysteries. As Fitz grapples with personal loss and the weight of his past, he is driven by a fierce

The Armor Of Light

2023, Ken Follett

Set in the early 19th century, the story follows a diverse cast of characters navigating the tumultuous period of the Napoleonic Wars and the Industrial Revolution. As political tensions rise and technological advancements reshape society, individuals from different walks of life find their destinie

Darling Girls

2023, Sally Hepworth

The novel revolves around three women, Jessica, Norah, and Alicia, who share a traumatic past from their time in foster care under the manipulative and abusive Miss Fairchild. When human remains are discovered at their former foster home, the women are drawn back together to confront their shared hi

Th1rt3en

2018, Steve Cavanagh

In this gripping legal thriller, a high-profile murder trial takes an unexpected turn when it becomes apparent that the real killer is not on trial but is instead serving as a juror. The story follows defense attorney Eddie Flynn as he navigates a complex web of deceit and danger, racing against tim

Fifty Fifty

2020, Steve Cavanagh

In this gripping legal thriller, two sisters stand accused of their father's brutal murder, each blaming the other for the crime. As the trial unfolds, two defense attorneys, Eddie Flynn and Kate Brooks, navigate a complex web of deceit, manipulation, and hidden motives. The narrative alternates bet

The Hammer Of Eden

1998, Ken Follett

In this gripping thriller, a radical group led by a charismatic leader threatens to unleash devastating earthquakes unless their demands are met. The story follows a determined FBI agent as she races against time to stop the group from using a stolen seismic weapon to create chaos and destruction. A

Oh, The Places You’ll Go!

1990, Dr. Seuss

This beloved children's book offers an inspiring and whimsical journey through life's ups and downs, encouraging readers to embrace the adventure of new beginnings and the challenges that come with them. Through playful rhymes and imaginative illustrations, it imparts valuable life lessons about per

Horton Hears A Who!

1954, Dr. Seuss

In this whimsical and heartwarming tale, an elephant named Horton discovers a tiny world living on a speck of dust and becomes determined to protect its microscopic inhabitants, the Whos, from harm. Despite facing ridicule and disbelief from the other animals in the jungle, Horton remains steadfast

Rama Ii

1989, Arthur C. Clarke

In this science fiction novel, a new team of astronauts is sent on a mission to explore a mysterious alien spacecraft, known as Rama II, which has entered the solar system. Set seventy years after the first encounter with the enigmatic vessel, the story delves into the complexities of human nature a

The Garden Of Rama

1991, Arthur C. Clarke

In this science fiction novel, three astronauts—Nicole, Richard, and Michael—find themselves on a massive alien spacecraft, embarking on a journey to a distant star system. As they explore the ship's vast and mysterious environment, they encounter various alien species and face complex challenges th

Kane & Abel

1979, Jeffrey Archer

The novel follows the intertwined lives of two men born on the same day but in vastly different circumstances: one, a Polish immigrant who rises from poverty to become a powerful hotel magnate, and the other, the son of a wealthy Boston banker who climbs the corporate ladder in the banking industry.

My Darkest Prayer

2019, S. A. Cosby

The novel follows Nathan Waymaker, a former marine and sheriff's deputy turned funeral home employee, who is drawn into a dangerous investigation when a local pastor is murdered. As Nathan delves deeper into the case, he confronts corruption, secrets, and violence in his small Southern town. With hi

A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms

2015, George R. R. Martin

Set in the rich and complex world of Westeros, this collection of three novellas follows the adventures of Dunk, a humble hedge knight, and his young squire, Egg, who harbors a secret royal lineage. As they journey through a land rife with political intrigue and looming conflict, Dunk and Egg naviga

The Confession

2010, John Grisham

The novel revolves around the wrongful conviction of Donte Drumm, a young Black man on death row in Texas for a murder he did not commit. As his execution date approaches, a terminally ill man named Travis Boyette confesses to the crime, prompting a desperate race against time to save Drumm. The sto

Jacob's Room

1922, Virginia Woolf

The novel explores the life and experiences of Jacob Flanders, a young man growing up in early 20th-century England, through a series of fragmented and impressionistic vignettes. The narrative delves into Jacob's relationships, his academic pursuits, and his travels across Europe, capturing the esse

Night And Day

1919, Virginia Woolf

The novel explores the contrasting lives and inner worlds of two women, Katharine Hilbery and Mary Datchet, set against the backdrop of early 20th-century London. Katharine, from a privileged background, grapples with societal expectations and her engagement to the conventional William Rodney, while

The Devil

1911, Leo Tolstoy

The story explores the intense psychological struggle of a young landowner who is torn between his moral convictions and his overpowering physical desires. After a brief affair with a peasant woman, he attempts to lead a virtuous life by marrying a woman of his own social class. However, he finds hi

The Snows Of Kilimanjaro And Other Stories

1961, Ernest Hemingway

The collection features a series of short stories that delve into themes of existential reflection, human struggle, and the complexities of relationships. Set against diverse backdrops ranging from the African savannah to the battlefields of war, the narratives explore the inner turmoil and regrets

Shakespeare's Sonnets

1609, William Shakespeare

This collection of 154 sonnets explores themes of love, beauty, time, and mortality. The poems are renowned for their rich language, emotional depth, and intricate wordplay. They delve into the complexities of romantic and platonic relationships, often addressing a mysterious "Fair Youth" and a "Dar

Coming Up For Air

1939, George Orwell

The novel follows George Bowling, a middle-aged insurance salesman living in pre-World War II England, who becomes disillusioned with his mundane life and the looming threat of war. Seeking solace, he reminisces about his idyllic childhood in the countryside and decides to revisit his hometown in se

Homo Zapiens

1999, Victor Pelevin

Generation "П"/P is the third novel by Russian author Victor Pelevin. Published in 1999, it tells the story of Babylen Tatarsky, a Moscow 'creative' and advertising copywriter. The story deals with themes of post-Soviet Russia, consumerism, recreational drug use, and Mesopotamian mythology. An Engli

Literary Outlaw

1988, Ted Morgan

The book provides a detailed and compelling biography of a controversial and influential figure in American literature, exploring his tumultuous life and career. It delves into his rebellious nature, his groundbreaking work that challenged societal norms, and his struggles with personal demons, incl

And The Hippos Were Boiled In Their Tanks

2008, William S. Burroughs

Set in the gritty, bohemian world of 1940s New York City, the narrative follows two friends, Will Dennison and Mike Ryko, as they navigate a turbulent summer filled with existential angst, artistic ambition, and complex relationships. The story unfolds through alternating perspectives, capturing the

Letters To Allen Ginsberg 1953 1957

1993, William S. Burroughs

This collection of letters provides a candid and intimate glimpse into the thoughts and experiences of the author during the early 1950s, a formative period in his life and career. Through these correspondences, he shares his evolving ideas on writing, his struggles with addiction, and his reflectio

The Letters, Vol. 1

1993, William S. Burroughs

The book is a collection of personal correspondence from the author, offering a revealing glimpse into his life, thoughts, and creative process during a transformative period. Through these letters, readers gain insight into his relationships with other prominent literary figures, his struggles with

Radio Free Albemuth

1985, Philip K. Dick

The novel is a dystopian science fiction tale set in an alternate reality where a totalitarian regime controls the United States. The story follows Nicholas Brady, a record store clerk who begins receiving mysterious transmissions from a satellite, which he believes to be a divine entity called VALI

The Shockwave Rider

1975, John Brunner

In a dystopian future dominated by advanced technology and corporate control, a brilliant computer hacker named Nick Haflinger navigates a world where personal freedom is severely restricted. Utilizing his skills to manipulate data and assume multiple identities, Nick seeks to expose the truth behin

La Glace

2002, Vladimir Sorokin

The novel is a surreal and provocative exploration of a secret society that believes in the mystical power of ice. Set in a dystopian version of Russia, the story follows a group of individuals who are drawn to the enigmatic properties of a mysterious ice that they believe can awaken the human heart

99 Francs

2004, Frédéric Beigbeder

99 Francs is a 2000 novel by French writer Frédéric Beigbeder. The book was released in France in August 2000 through Grasset & Fasquelle and has since been re-released under the titles € 14.99 and € 5.90. Shortly after the book's initial release Beigbeder was fired from his advertising job after hi

Les Nombres

2003, Victor Pelevin

The book is a satirical exploration of modern society, focusing on the intersection of technology, consumerism, and spirituality. It follows the protagonist, a successful businessman, who becomes obsessed with numerology and the mystical significance of numbers. As he navigates his personal and prof

True Names

1981, Vernor Vinge

In a future where individuals interact in a vast, immersive virtual reality network, a brilliant hacker known only by his alias, Mr. Slippery, becomes embroiled in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse with government agents who seek to uncover his true identity. As he navigates the complexities of th

Pieces Of Intelligence

2003, Hart Seely

The book is a unique and humorous compilation of found poetry, crafted from the speeches and public statements of a prominent political figure. Through clever editing and arrangement, the author transforms these excerpts into poetic forms that highlight the unintentional wit, irony, and sometimes ab

The Books In My Life

1952, Henry Miller

The book is a reflective exploration of the profound impact that literature has had on the author's life, offering an intimate glimpse into his personal journey through the world of books. It delves into the transformative power of reading, highlighting how various works have shaped his thoughts, be

The Typewriter Is Holy

2010, Bill Morgan

The book provides an in-depth exploration of the Beat Generation, focusing on the lives and works of its key figures, including Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and William S. Burroughs. It delves into their rebellious spirit, literary innovations, and the cultural impact they had during the mid-20th c

Prick Up Your Ears

1978, John Lahr

The book is a detailed biography that explores the life and career of Joe Orton, a provocative and influential British playwright known for his dark comedies and subversive wit. It delves into his rise to fame during the 1960s, his tumultuous personal life, and his complex relationship with his part

Rub Out The Words

2012, William S. Burroughs

The book is a collection of letters written by the author between 1959 and 1974, offering a candid glimpse into his personal life, creative process, and interactions with other literary figures. Through these correspondences, readers gain insight into his thoughts on writing, his struggles with addi

Conversations Andy Warhol / William S. Burroughs

1987, Victor Bockris

The book presents a series of imagined dialogues between two iconic figures of the 20th century, artist Andy Warhol and writer William S. Burroughs. Through these fictional conversations, the narrative explores their unique perspectives on art, culture, and society, highlighting their shared interes

Word Virus

1998, William S. Burroughs

The book is a comprehensive collection of writings that encapsulates the innovative and often controversial literary style of its author. It explores themes of societal control, addiction, and the subversion of language, showcasing the author's unique narrative techniques such as cut-up and fold-in

Proxima

2013, Stephen Baxter

In this science fiction novel, humanity is on the brink of a new era as it embarks on a journey to colonize Proxima Centauri, the closest star to Earth. The story follows a group of pioneers who face the harsh realities and challenges of settling on a new planet, where they encounter strange life fo

The Pragmatic Programmer

1999, David Thomas

The book is a comprehensive guide for software developers, offering practical advice and strategies to improve their craft and adapt to the ever-evolving technology landscape. It emphasizes the importance of being a versatile and proactive programmer, encouraging readers to take responsibility for t

Comedy In A Minor Key

1947, Hans Keilson

Set during World War II, the novel follows a Dutch couple, Wim and Marie, who hide a Jewish man named Nico in their home to protect him from the Nazis. As they navigate the complexities and dangers of their situation, the couple forms a bond with Nico, despite the constant threat of discovery. The s

Muscle

2015, Jon Hotten

The book delves into the fascinating and often bizarre world of bodybuilding, exploring the lives and motivations of those who dedicate themselves to the pursuit of extreme physical perfection. Through vivid storytelling and keen observation, it captures the culture, competitions, and personal stori

Dying To Live

1993, Susan Blackmore

The book explores the phenomenon of near-death experiences (NDEs), delving into the psychological, physiological, and cultural aspects that shape these profound events. It examines the common elements reported by individuals who have undergone NDEs, such as out-of-body experiences, encounters with a

The New Kings Of Nonfiction

2007, Ira Glass

This anthology is a compelling collection of contemporary nonfiction essays curated by a renowned radio personality, showcasing the work of some of the most talented and innovative writers in the genre. The pieces cover a diverse range of topics, from personal narratives and investigative journalism

Nocturnal

2012, Scott Sigler

In this thrilling novel, a San Francisco homicide detective named Bryan Clauser finds himself embroiled in a series of gruesome murders that seem to be connected to his own disturbing dreams. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he uncovers a hidden world beneath the city, inhabited by a myst

The Thing On The Doorstep

1937, H. P. Lovecraft

In this chilling tale, a man named Daniel Upton recounts the disturbing events leading to the death of his friend, Edward Derby. Edward becomes entangled with a mysterious and sinister woman named Asenath Waite, who possesses unsettling powers and a dark connection to the occult. As Edward's behavio

Saturn Run

2015, John Sandford

In a near-future setting, a startling discovery of an alien spacecraft near Saturn propels a high-stakes race between the United States and China to reach the mysterious object first. As both nations scramble to develop the technology and resources needed for the journey, a diverse team of scientist

The Body Artist

2001, Don DeLillo

The novel explores the themes of grief, time, and identity through the story of a woman named Lauren, who is a performance artist dealing with the sudden loss of her husband. As she isolates herself in a remote house, she encounters a mysterious, almost otherworldly man who seems to exist outside of

Pigeons From Hell

1938, Robert E. Howard

The story unfolds in the eerie Southern backwoods, where two travelers, Griswell and Branner, stumble upon an abandoned plantation house rumored to be haunted. As night falls, they experience a series of terrifying events, culminating in Branner's gruesome death. Griswell, seeking help from the loca

An Occurence At Owl Creek Bridge

1890, Ambrose Bierce

The story revolves around Peyton Farquhar, a Southern planter during the American Civil War, who faces execution by hanging from a railroad bridge. As he is about to be hanged, the rope seemingly breaks, allowing him to escape into the river below. He experiences a vivid journey back to his home, fi