New York, 1920. Zelda Fitzgerald is at loose ends. Atlanta journalist Morris Markey is lost in every way. When the notorious Joseph Elwell is found shot through the head, the fortunes of these two southerners collide. Zelda encountered Elwell at the scandalous Midnight Frolic revue on the night of his death, and Markey saw him hours before with a mystery woman dressed in green. Markey has his story. Zelda has her next adventure. As they investigate who wanted the man dead, Zelda sweeps Markey into her New York: the heady, gaudy Jazz Age of excess, as the lost generation takes its first giddy steps into a decade-long spree. As they follow dangerous desires, the pair close in on what really happened that night and hunt for the elusive girl in the green dress.

 

Cynthia Kumar is successful, competitive, and knows exactly what she wants: to be the heir to her father's business. Except, her father just chose his successor and it's not her- it's her one-night stand. Rohit Patel can't believe his luck. He's landed the opportunity of a lifetime and the woman he just spent the night with could be the love of his life. Except she's his boss's daughter and she hates him. When Kumar Constructions falls under scrutiny, both are determined to see its tarnished reputation restored. As they try to swoop in and save the day, their game of one-upmanship fails spectacularly, forcing them to work together. But as their partnership to save the company and their feelings for one another blossom, they'll have to decide which is more important.

A cozy near-future novella about a crew of leftover robots opening their very own noodle shop, from acclaimed sci-fi author Annalee Newitz. You don't have to eat food to know the way to a city's heart is through its stomach. So when a group of deactivated robots come back online in an abandoned ghost kitchen, they decide to make their own way doing what they know: making the tastiest hand-pulled noodles around for the humans of San Francisco, who are recovering from a devastating war. But when their robot-run business starts causing a stir, a targeted wave of one-star reviews threatens to boil over into a crisis. To keep their doors open, they'll have to call on their customers, their community, and each other- and find a way to survive and thrive in a world that wasn't built for them.

 

by Allen Iverson

 

Iverson shares his meteoric rise from impoverished child in the Virginia projects to NBA All-Star and Reebok's Vice President of Basketball. Boomers and Gen Xers watched his decades-long run as a scrappy, tenacious basketball player on the Philadelphia 76ers who redefined the sport's style, while millennials and Gen Zers are perhaps more familiar with his Reebok line's resurgence in popularity, his callout in Post Malone's hit "White Iverson," and for being the namesake of Kendall Roy's son on "Succession". In his memoir, Iverson explores how he shattered the mold dictating what an NBA star could be in the 1990s and 2000s, all while dealing with legal troubles and personal traumas that only contributed to his sense of individualism and star power.

by Olga Terebenina & Gary Evans

 

From Thoreau and Nietzsche to Aristotle, history's greatest thinkers have long celebrated the healing power of the natural world. But forest bathing is more than just a walk in the woods- it's the mindful practice of reconnecting with nature through your senses, and The Healing Power of Trees is here to show you how. This guide reveals the unparalleled health benefits of the outdoors, with experts at The Forest Bathing Institute leading you on a journey of healing. The Institute has spent years researching the benefits of this practice and training practitioners to share them. Now, its founders present their method in this stunning guide.