The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
Robert A. Heinlein — 1966
TANSTAAFL. Mike is the best AI character ever written.
Books I'd read again.
Robert A. Heinlein — 1966
TANSTAAFL. Mike is the best AI character ever written.
Robert A. Heinlein — 1961
A provocative counterculture classic exploring human nature, faith, and freedom through a human raised on Mars.
Vincent Bugliosi & Curt Gentry — 1974
The definitive account of the Manson murders by the man who prosecuted them.
Stephen Leather — 1999
A tense thriller about an IRA bomber forced back into the game.
Stephen Leather — 2021
Features the character Des Farmer, also known as 'The Grouch'.
Peter James — 2014
A Roy Grace thriller about a obsession taken to the extreme.
Peter James — 2015
A modern-day ghost story that delivers genuine chills.
Michael Connelly — 1996
Connelly's masterpiece outside the Bosch series.
Michael Connelly — 1994
One of the best Harry Bosch novels, blending trial drama with detective work.
Stephen Leather — 2024
Leather's latest high-octane thriller.
Stephen Leather — 2022
A gripping Spider Shepherd adventure.
Stephen Leather — 1994
An early Leather classic.
Stephen Leather — 1997
A gritty story of the criminal underworld.
Stephen Leather — 2012
High stakes and international intrigue.
Stephen Leather — 2014
A fast-paced pursuit through the world of elite crime.
Garry Kasparov — 2017
Kasparov's reflections on his match with Deep Blue and the future of AI.
A.J. Hewitt — 2014
A fascinating and often macabre look into the archives of Scotland Yard.
Russell Miller — 1987
The sensational and controversial biography of L. Ron Hubbard.
Tom O'Neill — 2019
A deeply researched exploration into the Manson murders and potential CIA links.
Dean Koontz — 2001
A classic Koontz blend of suspense and the supernatural.
Gulbahar Haitiwaji — 2021
A harrowing and important account of the Uyghur surveillance state.
J.D. Kirk — 2020
Dark, gritty, and compelling Scottish crime fiction.
Jeffery Deaver — 2003
A masterclass in plot twists and psychological suspense.
Norman Mailer — 1975
Mailer's legendary account of the 'Rumble in the Jungle'.
Stephen Leather — 2008
Spider Shepherd takes on the vigilantes.
Stephen Leather — 2016
High-stakes counter-terrorism at its best.
Stephen Leather — 2023
A exploration of what happens to soldiers after the war.
John Grisham — 1994
A powerful examination of the death penalty.
John Grisham — 2021
A chilling sequel to The Whistler.
John Grisham — 1996
One of Grisham's most suspenseful courtroom dramas.
John Grisham — 2017
A clever take on the student loan crisis.
Robert A. Heinlein — 1959
The classic tale of future space combat and military philosophy.
Michael Connelly — 2008
A compelling legal thriller where Mickey Haller and Harry Bosch cross paths in a high-stakes murder trial.
Michael Connelly — 2001
A dark, atmospheric encounter between Terry McCaleb and Harry Bosch, exploring the thin line between justice and vengeance.
Philip K. Dick — 1967
A surreal exploration of reversed time and its profound theological implications.
Peter James — 2019
A chilling follow-up to The House on Cold Hill, proving that even new foundations can be built on haunted ground.
Brad Parks — 2017
A pulse-pounding legal thriller where a federal judge faces impossible moral compromises to save his kidnapped children.
Harlan Coben — 2015
A web of devastating domestic secrets ignited when a mysterious stranger whispers a shocking revelation.
Stephen G. Michaud — 1989
Chilling firsthand death-row interviews peeling back the mask of one of history's most notorious serial killers.
John Grisham — 2024
Grisham and McCloskey expose ten infuriating, heart-wrenching miscarriages of justice and the fight to right them.
Adrian McKinty — 2014
Sean Duffy faces a locked-room mystery during the volatile height of the Troubles in 1980s Northern Ireland.
Sidney Sheldon — 1973
A glamorous, suspenseful melodrama of obsession, betrayal, and fatal ambition spanning WWII Paris and Greece.
James Clavell — 1962
A raw, morally complex study of survival, hierarchy, and opportunism in a Japanese WWII prisoner-of-war camp.
James Clavell — 1975
An epic, sweeping immersion into feudal Japan's brutal politics, samurai honour, and clash of cultures.
Frank Herbert — 1965
The masterwork of ecological, political, and philosophical world-building on the desert planet Arrakis.
Stephen Leather — 1992
A relentless thriller following a grieving father who unleashes his guerrilla past against IRA bombers.
Gordon Ferris — 2011
Atmospheric post-war Scottish noir following Douglas Brodie through murder and dark political conspiracy.
Robert Silverberg — 1970
A mesmerizing sci-fi journey into guilt, transcendence, and rebirth on an alien world.
Stephen Leather — 2003
A tense, claustrophobic thriller tracking a witness on the run from ruthless Balkan war criminals.
Peter Dawson — 1942
A classic, fast-paced Western tale of wandering justice, betrayal, and frontier grit.
Sidney Sheldon — 1998
A twist-laden psychological thriller unraveling a murder trial intertwined with multiple personality disorder.
James Lee Burke — 2021
Burke's lyrical and haunting portrait of 1960s Colorado, where idyllic beauty clashes with brutal violence.
Leonard Woolf — 1913
A poignant, tragic portrayal of rural colonial Ceylon where poverty, superstition, and an unforgiving jungle grind lives down.
Lewis Pinault — 2000
An unapologetic, biting insider account exposing the cynical machinations of high-stakes corporate consulting.
Duff McDonald — 2013
A sharp, meticulously reported history uncovering how McKinsey quietly shaped modern corporate capitalism.
Kurt Vonnegut — 1952
Vonnegut's prescient debut satirizing a fully automated society where machines have stripped humanity of purpose.
David Baldacci — 2018
Amos Decker uncovers a decaying rust-belt town unraveling under opioid corruption and a string of bizarre murders.
E.M. Forster — 1909
An astonishingly prescient 1909 novella depicting a subterranean humanity living in isolated pods, communicating solely through screens, and entirely dependent on an omnipotent Machine.
Stephen Leather — 2026
Dan 'Spider' Shepherd infiltrates the New Crusaders, a ruthless vigilante group broadcasting punishments live to millions.