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Looking at the relationship between Washington and Jefferson, Francis Coglinao’s ‘A Revolutionary Friendship’ too often loses sight of its purpose.

A new book on the invasion of Normandy, ‘When the Sea Came Alive: An Oral History of D-Day,’ recalls stories and recollections from those who were there.

Alexandre Lefebvre’s latest book outlines a moral path for the modern age.

Nineteen exotic locations with film analysis and 233 illustrations connect readers to the British spy’s greatest haunts in ‘James Bond Destinations.’

Victor Davis Hanson’s book is a reminder of how lessons from history can help readers understand their relevance to modern-day geopolitics.

Cowgirl Hall of Famer shares stories from her beloved ranch.

‘Robert Frost: Sixteen Poems to Learn by Heart’ plunges readers into the heart of the poet and his poetry while reflecting our own struggles and questions.

John Strausbaugh’s ‘The Wrong Stuff’ discusses how Russia’s quest to be first in the Space Race endangered the lives of its cosmonauts.