In the summer of 1998, FBI agent Bob Hilland reluctantly called psychic John Edward for help on an unsolvable cold case. That call sparked a twenty-five-year partnership, leading to breakthroughs in murders, including the infamous John Smith case, and transforming both men as they learned to trust each other while seeking justice and healing.

Parenting in the digital age can feel overwhelming, with social media, screen time, and online pressures shaping every part of a child’s life. In this essential guide, bestselling author and psychologist Jean Twenge offers parents a practical, evidence-based playbook for raising balanced, independent kids. Drawing on decades of research and her own experience as a mother of three teens, Twenge presents ten actionable rules—from setting “No Social Media Until Sixteen” limits to creating phone-free zones at home—that help protect mental health, foster resilience, and teach essential life skills. Clear, timely, and empowering, this book gives parents the tools to navigate technology’s challenges while preparing children to thrive as autonomous adults.

In sixteenth-century England, Christopher Marlowe, a cobbler’s son with a gift for Latin poetry, transformed literature and culture through his daring imagination and transgressive ideas. Stephen Greenblatt traces Marlowe’s brief, extraordinary life—including his work with the queen’s spy service—and shows how his plays, from Tamburlaine to Faustus, explored power, desire, and the costs of ambition, shaping the foundations of the modern world.