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- Sep 25, 2026
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’Stealing Hitler’s Rocket’: A Thriller That Actually Happened (opens the original)
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The V-2 rocket could have changed World War II. It traveled faster than sound, too fast to be tracked or shot down by antiaircraft artillery of the day. It arrived unannounced, before the sound of its approach gave warning. Once launched, it couldn’t be lured off course by radio spoofing because it was internally guided. It couldn’t be stopped. Author Guy Walters recounts an incredible tale of the rocket’s ultimate fate in “Stealing Hitler’s Rocket: The Incredible Mission to Smuggle a V-2 Rocket
‘The Ninth Circle’: A Crime Mystery in Havana (opens the original)
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It’s January 1945. Capt. Billy Boyle and his friend and partner, Lt. Piotr (Kaz) Kazimierz, are in Havana, Cuba. “The Ninth Circle: A Billy Boyle Mystery,” by James R. Benn, takes Billy outside the main theaters of war during WWII. They’re far from the bitter winter of northwestern Europe, but they’re very much in the middle of the war effort; Billy and Kaz work in the Office of Special Investigations for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF). The pair troubleshoots for Gen
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Sept. 4–10 (opens the original)
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Here, we travel to Ancient Rome near the end of the Republic, as Tiro—slave, confidant, and secretary—tells of the rise of his master Cicero in the courts of Rome. Focused first on the trial of Verres, a corrupt former governor of Sicily, this masterful novel leads us into the circles of power dominating the city while showing how his prosecution of Verres thrust Cicero to fame. This is historical fiction at its best, detailed in description while holding the reader’s interest throughout. If you
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Aug. 28–Sept. 3 (opens the original)
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No insect is as glorious, or beloved, as the butterfly. This book takes a detailed look at butterflies: their evolution, their anatomy, what and how they eat, where they wander, and how they live. It examines the people who are fascinated by these creatures, a diverse assortment that includes Maria Merian, Charles Darwin, several Rothschilds, and Vladimir Nabokov. It shows why butterflies entrance us in a colorful account of the creatures themselves and the many individuals obsessed by them. Thi
‘America’s 100 Years’ War’: How to Defeat an Illegitimate Ideology (opens the original)
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Dr. Bradley A. Thayer’s new book, “America’s 100 Years’ War: How to Win Against Communism,” shows how the United States has been locked into an ideological war with communism for over a century and how the country can be victorious over it. The author contends that the collapse of the Soviet Union didn’t end the communist threat. Communism went underground, embedding itself in the American body politic, particularly the education system. The recent resurgence of the Democratic Socialists of Amer
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