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Follow on Instagram Shreve Williams 1 week ago Happy #PubDay to LOST SON, a masterwork of investigative journalism in which WSJ reporter Brett Forrest builds on his viral 2019 article “The FBI Lost Our Son” to tell a haunting true story that reads like a thriller. When a young American named Billy Reilly vanished in Russia, his parents embarked on a desperate search for answers. An amateur drawn into professional intelligence, Billy had become a Confidential Human Source, one of thousands of civilians who assist FBI agents with investigations—often at great hazard and with little recourse. Unsure whether their son’s disappearance was connected to his mysterious work for the FBI or a personal quest gone wrong, Billy’s parents turned to Forrest, an award-winning national-security reporter for the Wall Street Journal whose investigative work focuses on the former Soviet Union. Now, in LOST SON, Forrest reveals the results of his years-long research to uncover precisely what brought Billy to Russia and what happened to him there, and what the FBI’s role really was in this small-town Midwestern family’s worst nightmare. Divided into two compelling sections, LOST SON tells the story of Billy and his family and the evolution of the national security complex that would entangle them, then picks up with Forrest’s involvement in the case—an account of his own international search for Billy and the dangers of probing guarded secrets. Both a reportorial feat and a devastating, intimate account, LOST SON is a harrowing rendering of the post-9/11 American intelligence machine and the tragic outcomes it creates.“LOST SON grabs you from the jump and never lets go as the story careens around the globe with the velocity of a stray bullet.” —Christopher Leonard, New York Times bestselling author of Kochland ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams 2 weeks ago #OnShelvesNow: Bina Shah’s thrilling, timely new novel THE MONSOON WAR.When Shah’s dystopian tale of patriarchy and authoritarianism Before She Sleeps was first published in 2018, it was met with critical acclaim, drawing comparisons to The Handmaid’s Tale—and praise from Margaret Atwood herself. Then, after Roe v. Wade was overturned, the novel landed on recommended reading lists from publications like The Atlantic. Now, at a crucial cultural and political moment, Shah returns to the futuristic setting of Before She Sleeps in an epic and prescient new story of autonomy and resistance. THE MONSOON WAR unfolds in a post-nuclear Middle Eastern world where, in the near-future nation of Dhofar, government leaders maintain a stranglehold over women’s liberty and reproductive lives. But in a neglected southern province, an all-women armed resistance bands together as the Hamiyat, the protectors of those who are too weak to withstand. There, they plan a daring attack in pursuit of the ultimate prize: freedom. An urgent read in a post-Roe world, THE MONSOON WAR powerfully harnesses the metaphor of women’s bodies as the battleground on which the wars of the future will be played out.“Betrayals, reversals, action and nail-biting suspense make for an addictive story…and the characters and their incandescent fellowship will keep you obsessed.”—Washington Post ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams 2 weeks ago Happy #PubDay to THE YELLOW PAD, a guide to making better decisions in an uncertain world from Robert Rubin, the former secretary of the Treasury and co-chairman of Goldman Sachs.Rubin has spent his more than five decades in markets, business, and government grappling with an essential question: How do we make sound decisions in the face of uncertainty, especially when the stakes are high? Throughout his life and career, when making a critical call, Rubin has turned to his most trusted tool: a simple yellow legal pad. Now, in this new book, Rubin shares his decision-making philosophy. Today the uncertainty we must deal with is even greater, and the existential stakes higher, than at any point in Rubin’s lifetime. Though our culture encourages us to seek out a false sense of certainty, THE YELLOW PAD shows that recognizing uncertain conditions actually enables us to make better choices. Demonstrating how probabilistic thinking can be applied to today’s most urgent issues, such as climate change, and breaking down how the yellow pad approach has guided him on personal and professional matters, Rubin empowers readers to adopt a similarly effective framework.“With intellectual heft and plenty of actionable items, this is a smart prescription for better thinking.” —Kirkus Reviews ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams is at Mlk Library, Washington, D.C. 3 weeks ago A lovely night celebrating the PEN Faulkner Awards with the Shreve Williams team ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Shreve Williams 2 months ago Happy #PubDay to IMPOSSIBLE TAKES LONGER, a masterful new book in which two-time National Jewish Book Award winner Daniel Gordis deconstructs the first 75 years of the country’s history.In this nuanced examination of Israel’s past, present, and future, published to coincide with the nation’s 75th anniversary, Gordis puts forth an even-handed evaluation of the ways in which Israel has succeeded, and also in the ways in which it has fallen short of the goals of its founders. The state they created, says Gordis, is “the most hated nation in the world but also the most beloved,” and its story is one of both unprecedented human triumph and great suffering. Using the country’s Declaration of Independence as his measure, Gordis offers a deft assessment of Israel’s economy, ongoing war with Palestine, distinctly Israeli form of Judaism, and more. Introducing new angles of thinking, IMPOSSIBLE TAKES LONGER brings depth, moderation, and clarity to the prevailing discourse.“Gordis has done the seemingly impossible by writing yet another seminal work on the State of Israel. Based on exhaustive research and with a penetrating view of the past, Gordis analyzes Israel’s success—and sometimes, lack of it—in achieving its founding goals…This book is essential.”—Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, member of Knesset, and bestselling historian ... See MoreSee Less Photo View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email Contact us for more information. Go