High-frequency trading
High-Frequency Trading by Irene Aldridge is a deep dive into the world of algorithmic trading, focusing on the technologies, strategies, and risk management techniques used by high-frequency traders. The book explores how ultra-fast computerized trading systems leverage market inefficiencies, statistical arbitrage, and advanced algorithms to execute trades within milliseconds. Aldridge provides insights into market microstructure, execution strategies, and the impact of high-frequency trading on financial markets. With a blend of theoretical concepts and practical applications, this book is an essential read for traders, quants, and financial professionals looking to understand or participate in this fast-paced and highly competitive field.
Highest Bidder Collection
The Highest Bidder Collection by Lauren Landish is a series of steamy, contemporary romance novels centered around the theme of high-stakes auctions, where women are "bought" by wealthy, powerful men. Each story features a strong and independent female lead who finds herself thrust into a complex, often tumultuous relationship with a dominant and captivating male character. The series explores themes of desire, control, and the blurred lines between love and power. Filled with suspense, intense chemistry, and plenty of twists, the Highest Bidder Collection offers readers a thrilling and seductive escape into a world of luxury, passion, and emotional vulnerability.
Hijabistan
*Hijabistan* by Sabyn Javeri is a provocative and thought-provoking novel that explores the lives of young Pakistani women navigating the complexities of identity, culture, and religion in a modern, post-9/11 world. Set in Pakistan, the story follows several women who wear the hijab, each grappling with the social and political pressures that come with their choice to don the veil. Through a rich tapestry of characters, the novel addresses themes of freedom, rebellion, faith, and the often contradictory expectations placed on women. Javeri challenges the stereotypes surrounding the hijab, giving voice to women who embrace it for diverse personal reasons, while also confronting the limitations and judgments they face in a society torn between tradition and modernity. The book offers a nuanced exploration of femininity, empowerment, and the search for autonomy in a complex world.
Him
*Him* by Pierre Jeanty is a heartfelt poetry collection that explores the complexities of love, relationships, and self-discovery from a male perspective. Written in a series of emotional, introspective poems, the book captures the vulnerability, strength, and growth of a man navigating the intricacies of love and life. It reflects on themes such as personal healing, the challenges of intimacy, and the journey toward emotional understanding. The collection resonates with readers who appreciate raw, honest expressions of love and the emotional depth of human connection. Through lyrical prose, Jeanty offers a powerful exploration of what it means to be both strong and sensitive, capturing the contradictions and beauty of the male experience in love and relationships.
His and Hers
His & Hers by Alice Feeney is a psychological thriller that unfolds through dual perspectives—Anna, a BBC news reporter, and Jack, a detective—both entangled in a chilling murder case. As the investigation progresses, secrets unravel, and it becomes clear that both may be more involved than they admit. With unexpected twists and an eerie atmosphere, the novel keeps readers guessing until the very last page.
Hit Makers
*Hit Makers: The Science of Popularity in an Age of Distraction* by Derek Thompson explores the factors that contribute to the success and widespread popularity of products, ideas, and cultural phenomena in today's media-saturated world. Drawing on insights from psychology, economics, and media studies, Thompson examines the patterns behind why certain songs, films, books, or even trends go viral, while others fail to gain traction. The book discusses the role of familiarity, social influence, and timing in shaping public tastes, and how seemingly random factors like exposure and "the right moment" can lead to success. *Hit Makers* provides a fascinating look into the dynamics of consumer behavior, cultural trends, and the science behind what makes something "hit" in a world of constant distraction. It is a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in the intersection of media, culture, and human psychology.
Hold Me
Hold Me by Anna Zaires is a dark romance novel and the second book in the Twist Me trilogy. The story continues the intense and obsessive relationship between Nora and Julian, delving deeper into themes of power, control, and love. As Nora struggles with her growing feelings for her captor, Julian faces his own inner battles while protecting her from external threats. The novel blends passion, danger, and psychological tension, making it a gripping read for fans of dark romance.
Hold On to Your Kids
Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Maté is a groundbreaking parenting book that explores the importance of strong parent-child attachment in a world where peer influence is increasingly dominant. The authors argue that children today are more connected to their peers than their parents, leading to behavioral issues, anxiety, and a loss of guidance. Through psychological insights and practical advice, the book helps parents reclaim their role as primary influencers in their children's lives, fostering emotional security, resilience, and healthy development.
Holding Up the Universe
Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven is a contemporary young adult novel that explores themes of self-acceptance, identity, and the power of connection. The story follows two high school seniors, Libby Strout, and Jack Masselin, who are both struggling with their challenges. Libby, once known as "America's Fattest Teen," has spent years working on her physical and emotional health, while Jack hides a secret about his face blindness, a condition that makes it difficult for him to recognize people. The two form an unlikely bond when they are paired together for a school project, and through their growing friendship, they help each other navigate their struggles and insecurities. Holding Up the Universe is an emotional and thought-provoking story about love, acceptance, and the importance of seeing others—and yourself—for who you truly are.
Holes
*Holes* by Louis Sachar is a critically acclaimed middle-grade novel that blends adventure, mystery, and coming-of-age themes. The story follows Stanley Yelnats, a young boy who is wrongfully sent to a Texas camp for troubled boys called Camp Green Lake, where they are forced to dig holes in the dry desert soil every day. As Stanley unravels the strange and seemingly pointless task, he discovers a deeper mystery tied to his family’s history and the camp’s sinister secrets. The novel weaves together multiple storylines, including those of Stanley's ancestors and the camp's founder, and touches on themes of fate, friendship, justice, and personal growth. *Holes* is a compelling and imaginative story that combines humor with deeper moral lessons, making it a timeless read for readers of all ages.
Hollow Hellion
Hollow Hellion by Jodie King is a dark and gripping romance filled with intense emotions, danger, and passion. The story follows a fierce and rebellious protagonist navigating a world of secrets, power struggles, and unexpected love. With a mix of suspense, angst, and steamy moments, this book delivers a thrilling ride for fans of dark romance and anti-heroes.
Home Before Dark
Home Before Dark by Riley Sager is a suspenseful thriller that follows the story of Maggie Holt, a woman who returns to the house her family fled from when she was a child. The house, known as Baneberry Hall, is infamous for the terrifying events detailed in her late father’s bestselling memoir, which claimed that the house was haunted. Maggie, however, has always suspected that her father’s account was exaggerated for profit. When she inherits the property and returns to it, she begins to uncover unsettling mysteries and eerie occurrences that challenge her skepticism and force her to confront the truth about her family's dark past. As the novel alternates between Maggie’s perspective and her father’s narrative, Home Before Dark builds tension, with twists and turns that keep readers guessing until the final page.