 | | AGE OF EMPATHY, THE: Nature's Lessons for a Kinder Society by Frans de Waal
Science read by Alan Sklar
An engrossing, lucid exploration of the origins of human morality that challenges our most basic assumptions, from the world's leading primatologist.
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 | | BALL, A DOG, AND A MONKEY, A: 1957--The Space Race Begins by Michael D'Antonio
Nonfiction read by Alan Sklar
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Michael D'Antonio captures the wackiness of the first year of the space race as the Americans scrambled desperately to match the Soviets and President Eisenhower intervened to guarantee that the space program would not be run by the military.
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 | | BLACK BELT PATRIOTISM: How to Reawaken America by Chuck Norris
Nonfiction read by Alan Sklar
Black Belt Patriotism offers a unique perspective on the steps we must take to kick the problems plaguing America, straight from a true American icon.
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 | | BREAKOUT NATIONS: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles by Robin Sharma
Business read by Alan Sklar
Breakout Nations is a rollicking education for anyone looking to understand where the future will happen.
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| | BREAKOUT NATIONS: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles by Ruchir Sharma
Business read by Alan Sklar
Breakout Nations is a rollicking education for anyone looking to understand where the future will happen.
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 | | CHENEY: The Untold Story of America's Most Powerful and Controversial Vice President by Stephen F. Hayes
Nonfiction read by Alan Sklar
New York Times bestselling author Stephen F. Hayes delivers a comprehensive portrait of one of the most important political figures in modern times.
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 | | DEADLY HONEYMOON by Lawrence Block
Suspense read by Alan Sklar
A bride and groom take a second set of vows: vengeance.
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 | | DEATH OF CONSERVATISM, THE by Sam Tanenhaus
Political Science read by Alan Sklar
Journalist Sam Tanenhaus expands his New Republic cover story on the death of conservatism into a book-length manifesto, arguing that the 2008 election brought movement conservatism to an end, while expressing optimism that "authentic conservatives" can still bounce back.
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 | | END OF IRAQ, THE: How American Incompetence Created a War Without End by Peter W. Galbraith
Nonfiction read by Alan Sklar
The End of Iraq describes the administration's strategic miscalculations behind the war as well as the blunders of the American occupation.
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 | | FAITH INSTINCT, THE: How Religion Evolved and Why It Endures by Nicholas Wade
Religion read by Alan Sklar
Noted science writer Nicholas Wade offers for the first time a convincing case based on a broad range of scientific evidence for the evolutionary basis of religion.
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 | | FATAL DEBT by John Gapper
Mystery read by Alan Sklar
This timely debut thriller by an award-winning Financial Times columnist is a gripping tale of lethal intrigue set in the high-stakes world of Wall Street—where wealth and privilege are no match for jealousy and betrayal.
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 | | FDR GOES TO WAR: How Expanded Executive Power, Spiraling National Debt, and Restricted Civil Liberties Shaped Wartime America by Burton W. Folsom, Jr.
Nonfiction read by Alan Sklar
An accessible and compelling follow-up to New Deal or Raw Deal? that exposes how FDR transformed American government and American life during the war years with continuing repercussions in the current economy.
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 | | GASPIPE: Confessions of a Mafia Boss by Philip Carlo
Biography read by Alan Sklar
Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso, the boss of New York's Lucchese crime family, was a Mafia superstar, responsible for more than fifty murders. Currently serving thirteen life sentences at a federal prison in Colorado, Casso has given journalist and New York Times bestselling author Philip Carlo the most intimate, personal look into the world of La Cosa Nostra ever seen. By pure happenstance, Casso had lived next door to the family of young Philip Carlo, who was able to get into the mind, heart, and soul of one of the most cunning, ruthless mob bosses in the annals of crime history. In Gaspipe, Casso reveals the shocking details behind headline-making crimes and crime figures, such as:
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