Silence Breaking
Silence Breaking by Robert Thier is the thrilling third installment in the Storm and Silence series, blending historical adventure, romance, and humor. The story follows Lilly Linton, a fiercely independent woman navigating the challenges of Victorian-era society while working for the enigmatic and powerful Mr. Rikkard Ambrose. As political tensions rise and secrets unravel, Lilly finds herself caught in a web of intrigue, danger, and undeniable attraction. With sharp wit, heart-pounding action, and slow-burn romance, Silence Breaking continues the saga of a heroine determined to carve her own path in a world that seeks to silence her.
Silence is Golden
Silence is Golden by Robert Thier is the fourth book in the Storm and Silence series, a thrilling mix of historical adventure, romance, and humor. The story continues to follow Lilly Linton, an independent and rebellious woman determined to prove herself in a male-dominated world, alongside the cold and mysterious Mr. Rikkard Ambrose. As they embark on new perilous adventures across continents, Lilly faces danger, deception, and her growing feelings for the enigmatic businessman. With witty banter, action-packed twists, and slow-burn romance, Silence is Golden delivers another captivating chapter in this beloved series.
Simply Mine
Simply Mine by Laura Pavlov is a heartwarming contemporary romance novel that follows the journey of two characters as they navigate love, personal growth, and healing. The story revolves around a woman who has experienced emotional scars from her past and a man who brings her a sense of stability and love. As their relationship develops, they must confront their fears, vulnerabilities, and uncertainties about the future. Filled with relatable emotions, tender moments, and chemistry, Simply Mine is a beautiful exploration of how love can transform lives, offering a comforting and uplifting read for fans of romance.
Sister Outsider
"Sister Outsider" by Audre Lorde is a powerful collection of essays and speeches that explores themes of identity, feminism, and social justice. Lorde, a renowned poet and activist, addresses the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality, advocating for a more inclusive and equitable society. The collection includes iconic essays such as "The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House," where she critiques the limitations of mainstream feminism and calls for solidarity among marginalized groups. Lorde's eloquent and passionate writing challenges readers to confront systemic oppression and embrace their identities. Through her unapologetic voice, "Sister Outsider" remains a vital work that inspires activism and deepens understanding of the complexities of social justice, making it essential reading for anyone interested in intersectional feminism and the fight for equality.
Six Crimson Cranes
Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim is a young adult fantasy novel inspired by Eastern folklore, particularly the fairy tale "The Six Swans." The story follows Shiori, the princess of the kingdom of Kiata, who is cursed by her stepmother to silence, unable to speak a word or explain her innocence. Her six brothers are transformed into cranes and must remain in their bird form until she can break the curse. To save her family and herself, Shiori embarks on a dangerous journey filled with magic, dark secrets, and unexpected alliances. Along the way, she learns about her strength, confronts betrayal, and must make difficult choices. Six Crimson Cranes is a tale of adventure, love, and the power of resilience, set in a rich, fantastical world.
Six Easy Pieces
"Six Easy Pieces" by Richard P. Feynman is a collection of accessible lectures based on Feynman's renowned "Lectures on Physics." The book distills complex concepts in physics into six fundamental topics, including the basics of mechanics, the behavior of atoms, and the principles of quantum mechanics. Feynman's engaging writing style and ability to simplify intricate ideas make this book a perfect introduction for readers new to physics. Through clear explanations and illustrative examples, "Six Easy Pieces" captures Feynman's passion for science and his talent for inspiring curiosity about the physical world.
Six of Crows
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is a gripping fantasy novel set in the Grishaverse, the same world as the Shadow and Bone trilogy. The story follows a group of six outcasts and criminals, led by the cunning and ambitious Kaz Brekker, who are hired to pull off an impossible heist. Each member of the team has unique skills, but they all share a dark past and a sense of loyalty to Kaz. The novel is filled with action, twists, and high-stakes drama as the crew faces betrayals, dangerous enemies, and complex moral dilemmas. Six of Crows explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and redemption, with intricate world-building and multi-layered characters that make it a thrilling and highly praised read.
Six Scorched Roses
Six Scorched Roses by Carissa Broadbent is a dark and captivating fantasy novel that follows the journey of a complex, morally grey protagonist. The story centers around a young woman named Nerezza, who embarks on a dangerous mission involving betrayal, power, and vengeance. As she navigates a world filled with magic, secrets, and complex relationships, Nerezza must confront her inner demons and make difficult choices that will shape her future. The novel weaves together elements of romance, mystery, and fantasy, offering readers an immersive and intense experience. Six Scorched Roses is filled with rich world-building and emotional depth, making it a thrilling read for fans of dark fantasy and intricate character-driven stories.
Skin in the Game
Skin in the Game by Nassim Nicholas Taleb explores the concept that true knowledge and decision-making credibility come from taking real risks. Taleb argues that people who make decisions affecting others—whether in finance, politics, or business—should have personal stakes in the outcomes. He critiques systems where elites are insulated from the consequences of their actions, advocating for accountability, fairness, and decentralized decision-making. Blending philosophy, economics, and practical wisdom, the book challenges conventional thinking and emphasizes that real-world experience outweighs theoretical expertise.
Skin of a Sinner
*Skin of a Sinner* by Avina St. Graves is a dark and gripping romance novel that combines elements of suspense, drama, and passion. The story follows a protagonist who is drawn into a turbulent relationship with someone who is both alluring and dangerous. As their connection deepens, the protagonist faces moral dilemmas and emotional turmoil, grappling with the tension between desire and personal boundaries. The novel explores themes of redemption, guilt, and the complexity of human relationships, especially when one's past is filled with mistakes and secrets. With its intense emotions, vivid character development, and dark undertones, *Skin of a Sinner* offers readers an enthralling journey into the complexities of love, sin, and personal transformation. It’s a compelling read for fans of romance with a blend of mystery and moral complexity.
Skunk Works
Skunk Works by Ben R. Rich is a memoir about Lockheed Martin’s secretive Skunk Works division, known for developing groundbreaking aircraft like the U-2, SR-71 Blackbird, and F-117 Nighthawk. Rich, who led the division, shares insider stories of innovation, challenges, and the unconventional methods used to create some of the most advanced military planes in history. The book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the history and impact of Skunk Works in aviation technology.
Slaughterhouse-Five, or the Children’s Crusade
*Slaughterhouse-Five, or the Children's Crusade* by Ryan North is a graphic novel adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut's iconic anti-war novel *Slaughterhouse-Five*. North's version stays true to the surreal, nonlinear storytelling of the original while bringing the story to life through vibrant illustrations. The plot follows Billy Pilgrim, an optometrist and soldier who becomes "unstuck in time," experiencing key moments of his life—most notably his harrowing time as a POW in Dresden during World War II—from a disjointed perspective. The novel explores themes of trauma, the absurdity of war, and the inevitability of death with humor and profound insight. North's adaptation captures Vonnegut's signature wit, blending dark comedy with thought-provoking social commentary in a visually engaging way.