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A fully revised fourth edition of the definitive guide to law school, featuring new interviews with practicing lawyers and a whole new set of student mentors. This edition covers updates to financial aid, hiring practices, and clerkships introduced by our current administration. Written by...

In the latest from New York Times bestselling author Andrew Klavan, retired assassin Cameron Winter is drawn back in for one last job. In the wilderness bordering Afghanistan, an American soldier dies in a devastating explosion. Across the world, in a withering Pennsylvania factory town, his...

FROM AWARD WINNING USA TODAY & MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY They took his friend. That was their first mistake. When CIA Special Agent Dylan Kane's handler is kidnapped in a brazen attack, his team leaps into action to track down those behind the abduction. And they have...

FROM AWARD WINNING USA TODAY & MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY What do you do when the traitor is your best friend? When one of America's top spies is spotted crossing the border into North Korea, no one can believe it—especially his best friend. But when Chris Leroux...

FROM AWARD WINNING USA TODAY & MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDY One of their own is dead, another clings to life. But that's only the beginning of the agency's troubles. When CIA Analyst Supervisor Chris Leroux receives a call that one of his analysts has been shot on a city bus...

A thought-provoking exploration of the roots of modern Jewish politics This is the first book to explore the nineteenth-century political movement led by Jewish leaders seeking equality―a movement that historian David Sorkin calls emancipation politics. The emancipationists, most of whom had...

Sometimes it's all in the way the message is delivered. When former Delta Force operator Sergeant Major Dax Laurier and his team are massacred in Afghanistan, drone footage shows an unknown person taking photos of the dead American soldiers immediately after the attack. And the same strange...

At four, Pax West nearly killed another child. Neurologists found the part of his brain governing emotion, morality, and empathy was missing — doctors doubted he'd survive to adulthood; some doubted he should. DARPA's Dr. Alan Kepler saw a weapon instead. Raised for duty, Pax became a Navy SEAL at eighteen, then a CIA ghost at twenty-four — a man erased from records, sent on missions that officially never happened.

The Caribbean Sea was perfectly still. No land. No ships. No hope. Floating on his back and drifting alone, Pax West knew he was dying. Dehydrated, delirious, and miles from land, he couldn’t help but laugh–of all the ways he thought he was going to die, this wasn’t one of them… Don't miss the third gripping installment in the Pax West series, a collaboration between bestselling authors Scott Medbury and Christopher Cartwright, narrated by bestselling narrator Adam Barr.

In the heart of Antarctica, something has awakened. When an iceberg calves from the Amery Ice Shelf, the crew at Mawson Station makes a chilling discovery-a World War II-era Japanese whaler, frozen in the ice for decades. As diesel mechanic Danny Myers and his team investigate, they uncover...

At four years old, Pax West nearly killed another child. Testing revealed why: the part of his brain responsible for emotions, morals, and ethics was simply missing. Neurologists had never seen anything like it. Most said he wouldn't survive to adulthood. Some said he should be euthanized before he got the chance. Dr. Alan Kepler of DARPA saw something else entirely: the perfect weapon.

AI and the Great Ontological Transformation How did we get to this horrific moment when life itself may be snuffed out on this once animated planet? For 98 percent of the time our species has inhabited the Earth, we adapted to the temporal processes, patterns, and flows of an environment alive...

Jess Singer, pitching prodigy and son of the infamous Jewish Joe Singer—who starred on the mound for the same MLB team twenty-five years earlier—is blessed with a plus-plus curveball, possesses immense athletic abilities, and is on the fast-track to stardom. But he's harboring perhaps the most potent secret a professional athlete can possess: his sexual preference.

The idea that Christianity and science are inextricably in conflict is a relatively recent conception. However, with each new scientific discovery and scriptural insight, it's an idea that's being proved to be insupportable. Sy Garte has immersed himself in both science and faith and knows they work beautifully together to sing of the greatness of God. Now this respected scientist shares how God's world (nature and science) and God's word (made flesh in Christ) are bound together in loving harmony. In Science and Faith in Harmony,

Bloomsbury presents The House of Love and Death by Andrew Klavan, read by Adam Barr. The gripping new thriller from award-winning author Andrew Klavan. When a wealthy family is murdered in their Chicago mansion, the case seems open and shut, but one man's search for answers reveals the hidden...

Daphne survived a megaquake, escaped flood waters rushing through the city, and walked away from a horrific bus crash. With confirmation her family is alive and searching for her at a refugee facility, she's determined to reach them. But the facility isn't all it's cracked up to be, and Daphne will face her greatest obstacles yet in the fight to find her family.

Drawing on archeological and ethno-historical evidence, Irving Rouse sketches a picture of the Tainos-the first people Columbus encountered when he arrived in the Americas-as they existed during the time of Columbus, contrasting their customs with those of their neighbors. He then moves backward in time to the ancestors of the Tainos-two successive groups who settled the West Indies and who are known to archeologists as the Saladoid peoples and the Ostionoid peoples.

Whole Foods Market's cofounder and CEO for forty-four years, John Mackey offers an intimate and provocative account of the rise of this iconic company and the personal and spiritual journey that inspired its remarkable impact.

On the evening of June 27, 1918, the Llandovery Castle—an unarmed, clearly marked hospital ship used by the Canadian military—was torpedoed off the Irish Coast by U-Boat 86, a German submarine. Sinking hospital ships violated international law. To conceal his actions, the U-86 commander had the submarine deck guns fire on survivors. One lifeboat escaped with witnesses to the atrocity. Global outrage over the attack ensued.

He'd been an important part of the team putting together the International Data Bank, which would track every single move made by every single human being. As the project neared completion, he realized that no one would ever truly be free again. At the very last moment he blanked his file, changed his face, and created a back door into the system.