Book Review: Fancy Bear Goes Phishing: The Dark History of the Information Age By Scott Shapiro When I first stumbled upon Fancy Bear Goes Phishing, I felt an immediate surge of curiosity. Here was a book tackling the enigmatic world of hacking, written by Scott Shapiro, a Yale philosophy and law professor who returned to …
Review of The Boyfriend: A Psychological Thriller by Freida McFadden As someone who’s navigated the often tumultuous waters of modern dating, I found myself instantly drawn to The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden. The premise struck a chord with me: a woman looking for her fairytale romance, only to discover a lurking darkness behind her "perfect" …
Book Review: Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Future of War As a curious onlooker in the ever-shifting corridors of military technology, I was immediately captivated by the premise of "Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Future of War" by Raj M. Shah and Christopher …
Book Review: The Summer House by James Patterson When I first picked up The Summer House, I was looking for a thrilling escape, a little adventure to spice up my summer reading list. Little did I know that I would be plunged into a world so gripping and suspenseful, it would keep me turning pages …
Review of The Crime Brûlée Bake Off (A Claire Walker Mystery, #1) When I first stumbled upon The Crime Brûlée Bake Off, I was immediately intrigued by the combination of culinary charm and mystery. As a fan of cozy mysteries that whisk readers away into culinary escapades, how could I resist a book with such …
Book Review: The Girl Who Lied by Shannon Hollinger From the moment I stumbled upon The Girl Who Lied: An utterly gripping thriller with twists and turns to die for, the premise had me hooked: a small-town police chief haunted by personal tragedy, a mysterious disappearance, and a body discovered on a stormy night. It …