Category: Mystery/Thriller Death Unholy (DI Tremayne Thriller Series Book 1) by J.D. Barker is a gripping mystery thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. The book follows Detective Inspector Tom Tremayne as he investigates a series of gruesome murders in London. As the body count rises, Tremayne becomes increasingly obsessed with finding the killer and bringing them to justice. One of the things that sets Death Unholy apart from other mystery thrillers is its unique blend of horror and suspense. The book's supernatural elements add an extra layer of tension and fear, making it a truly terrifying read. However, despite the horror elements, the book remains grounded in reality, with well-developed characters and a believable plot. The pacing of the book is also excellent, with Barker expertly building up to the climax while keeping the reader engaged throughout. The twists and turns of the story are unpredictable, making it impossible to guess what will happen next. Overall, Death Unholy is a thrilling mystery thriller that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Category: Science Fiction/Fantasy Over the Moon (Gemini Book 6) by C.J. Redwood is a science fiction fantasy novel that takes place in a world where humans have colonized other planets. The book follows a group of astronauts as they explore a new planet and discover strange and dangerous creatures. One of the things that sets Over the Moon apart from other science fiction/fantasy novels is its unique blend of science and magic. The book's world-building is excellent, with Redwood creating a fully realized universe that is both fascinating and immersive. The characters are also well-developed, with each member of the crew having their own motivations and personalities. The pacing of the book is fast-paced, with Redwood expertly building up to the climax while keeping the reader engaged throughout. The twists and turns of the story are unpredictable, making it impossible to guess what will happen next. Overall, Over the Moon is a thrilling science fiction/fantasy novel that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Category: Biography Life Itself by Steve Jobs is an autobiography written by the late co-founder of Apple Inc. The book covers Jobs' life from his childhood in California to his death in 2011. Through Jobs' own words, he tells the story of how he founded Apple and revolutionized the technology industry. One of the things that sets Life Itself apart from other biographies is its unique perspective. Since Jobs wrote the book himself, it provides a rare insight into his thoughts and motivations. The book also covers Jobs' personal life in detail, including his relationships with family and friends. The pacing of the book is slow at times, but this allows for a more detailed exploration of Jobs' life and achievements. Overall, Life Itself is an excellent biography that provides a unique insight into one of the most influential figures of our time. Category: History The Clockwork Universe: Isaac Newton, The Royal Society, and the Birth of the Modern World by James Gleick is a history book that explores the scientific revolution of the 17th century. The book covers the lives and work of key figures such as Sir Isaac Newton, Robert Boyle, and Christopher Cock. One of the things that sets The Clockwork Universe apart from other history books is its unique perspective. Gleick provides a detailed exploration of how science and technology evolved during this period, with a particular focus on the role of the Royal Society in promoting scientific progress. The pacing of the book is slow at times, but this allows for a more detailed exploration of the subject matter. Overall, The Clockwork Universe is an excellent history book that provides a unique insight into one of the most important periods in human history. Category: Biography/Memoir Operation Finale is a memoir written by Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor who helped track down and bring to justice many of the Nazi war criminals after World War II. The book covers Wiesenthal's life from his childhood in Poland to his work as a detective tracking down Nazi war criminals. One of the things that sets Operation Finale apart from other memoirs is its unique perspective. Since Wiesenthal was involved in the capture and trial of many of the Nazi war criminals, he provides a rare insight into this period of history. The book also covers Wiesenthal's personal life in detail, including his relationships with family and friends. The pacing of the book is slow at times, but this allows for a more detailed exploration of Wiesenthal's experiences. Overall, Operation Finale is an excellent memoir that provides a unique insight into one of the most important periods in human history. Category: Mystery/Thriller Naked in Death (In Death, Book 1) by J.D. Robb is a mystery thriller novel set in New York City in the late 20th century. The book follows Detective Eve Dallas as she investigates a series of gruesome murders that seem to be linked to a serial killer known only as "The Master Killer." One of the things that sets Naked in Death apart from other mystery thrillers is its unique blend of science fiction and detective work. The book's setting is futuristic, with advanced technology and genetic engineering playing a major role in the story. However, despite the sci-fi elements, the book remains grounded in reality, with well-developed characters and a believable plot. The pacing of the book is fast-paced, with Robb expertly building up to the climax while keeping the reader engaged throughout. The twists and turns of the story are unpredictable, making it impossible to guess what will happen next. Overall, Naked in Death is a thrilling mystery thriller that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Category: Fantasy/Horror A Monster Calls: Inspired by an idea from Siobhan Dowd is a fantasy horror novel for young adults. The book follows a young girl named Conor O'Malley as she deals with grief and loss after her mother dies of cancer. One night, a monster appears at his doorstep and tells him three stories that will change his life forever. One of the things that sets A Monster Calls apart from other fantasy horror novels is its unique blend of fantasy and horror elements. The book's setting is dark and foreboding, with the monster providing a sense of danger and fear throughout. However, despite the horror elements, the book remains grounded in reality, with well-developed characters and a believable plot. The pacing of the book is slow at times, but this allows for a more detailed exploration of Conor's emotions and experiences.