Law & Crime
Adelstein’s informative and entertaining account of governmental greed, corporate corruption, and financial scandal reads like fiction. A propulsive and intriguing look at Japan’s sociopolitical dynamics, perfect for those who enjoyed Paul Bleakley’s The Australian Gamble.
McShane has written another work true crime enthusiasts and those interested in mafia history, offering valuable insights into the internal workings of organized crime families and the devastating consequences of power struggles within these organizations.
A well-documented look at the submarine community that combines true crime with science writing and history. It’s a good pick for fans of Erik Larsen, as Frank also intersperses the events of a crime within a subject’s larger context, all in engaging and haunting writing.
A fascinating exploration of predation in the criminal justice system and its impact on marginalized communities.
Starkey masterfully uses a unique blend of storytelling and legal documentation to share his declarations excellently.
Despite the tie-in to the cult TV show, perhaps only avid Twin Peaks viewers will find a connection here.
This is not for readers looking for cold, hard answers; instead, it’s an exhaustively crowdsourced account of a grim chapter in punk history.
This book is an informative one-stop shop that is sure to provide a little something for a wide range of readers.
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