Glucose Revolution
Glucose Revolution by Jessie Inchauspé is a science-backed guide to managing blood sugar levels for better health, energy, and weight control. Inchauspé, a biochemist and founder of the "Glucose Goddess" movement, explains how blood sugar spikes impact everything from cravings and mood to aging and chronic diseases. She provides simple, practical strategies—like eating foods in a specific order and incorporating short walks after meals—to balance glucose without restrictive dieting.
Go the Distance
Go the Distance by Jen Calonita is a reimagined Twisted Tale of Disney’s Hercules, asking: What if Meg had to become a Greek god? After Hercules regains his godhood and returns to Mount Olympus, Meg is left behind—mortal and heartbroken. But when Hera offers her a chance at godhood if she can complete a quest to prove her worth, Meg sets out on a journey that forces her to face her past, confront old wounds, and redefine her understanding of love, strength, and herself. With appearances from beloved mythological figures and Disney favorites, this empowering tale is a celebration of healing and self-discovery.
God Is Not Great
God Is Not Great by Christopher Hitchens is a critique of religion, arguing that it is a source of division, repression, and conflict rather than moral guidance. Hitchens explores historical and contemporary examples to demonstrate how religious beliefs have contributed to violence, ignorance, and oppression. The book promotes reason, science, and secularism as superior alternatives to faith-based ideologies.
God of Fury
God of Fury by Rina Kent is a dark romance novel that blends suspense, passion, and intense emotions. The story revolves around two main characters, who are caught in a turbulent and complex relationship. One of the protagonists is a powerful and ruthless figure, often referred to as the "God of Fury," who has a troubled past. As the plot unfolds, both characters must navigate personal demons, family secrets, and a tumultuous romance filled with attraction and conflict. The novel explores themes of power, revenge, love, and redemption, with an edge of danger and unpredictability. God of Fury is perfect for readers who enjoy dark, intense romances with high stakes and emotional depth.
God of Malice
God of Malice by Rina Kent is a dark romance novel that delves into themes of power, obsession, and forbidden attraction. The story follows a complicated and intense relationship between two characters, where one is a powerful, morally ambiguous figure—often referred to as a "god of malice"—and the other is drawn into his dangerous world. As the characters navigate their emotions and desires, they are forced to confront their pasts, their darker impulses, and the consequences of their choices. The novel is filled with tension, intrigue, and passion, making it an engaging read for fans of steamy, suspenseful romance with complex, flawed characters.
God of War
God of War by Rina Kent is a dark romance novel that blends power, obsession, and forbidden attraction in a gripping story. The book follows the protagonist, who becomes entangled with a powerful, domineering man with a dangerous and mysterious past. Their relationship is filled with tension, passion, and a constant struggle for control, as both characters navigate their personal demons and emotional conflicts. The story is intense, emotionally charged, and full of suspense, exploring themes of power dynamics, trust, and the complexities of love in a world where manipulation and desire are at the forefront. It’s a thrilling and steamy tale of passion, vulnerability, and the fine line between love and power.
Going Faster!
Going Faster! by Carl Lopez is a comprehensive guide to race driving, offering insights into the techniques, strategies, and mindset needed for competitive motorsports. Drawing from real-world racing experience, the book covers topics such as vehicle dynamics, cornering techniques, braking, and racecraft. It provides a deep dive into the physics of driving and the mental preparation required to excel on the track, making it an essential read for aspiring racers and motorsports enthusiasts.
Golden Son
Golden Son by Pierce Brown is the second book in the Red Rising series, a fast-paced science fiction saga set in a dystopian future on Mars. The story follows Darrow, a young man who has infiltrated the ruling elite of society, known as the Golds, after transforming to take on their appearance. As he navigates political intrigue, betrayal, and violent conflict, Darrow faces increasingly difficult choices between loyalty, revenge, and his moral compass. In Golden Son, the stakes are higher, with alliances shifting and battles intensifying as Darrow seeks to bring about a revolution. The novel explores themes of power, identity, and sacrifice while continuing to build on the world of Red Rising with even greater complexity and tension.
Good Girl, Bad Blood
Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson is the gripping sequel to A Good Girl's Guide to Murder. In this installment, Pip Fitz-Amobi, the protagonist and amateur detective, is once again drawn into a mystery—this time involving the disappearance of a local teenager, Jamie Reynolds. After solving the case in the first book, Pip is trying to move on, but when a close friend is implicated in Jamie’s disappearance, she is compelled to investigate. As she delves deeper into the case, Pip discovers troubling secrets that challenge everything she thought she knew about the town and its people. Good Girl, Bad Blood is a fast-paced, twisty thriller that explores themes of justice, morality, and the consequences of uncovering dark truths.
Good to Great
Good to Great by Jim Collins explores why some companies leap from being good to becoming truly great, while others do not. Based on years of research, Collins identifies key factors that contribute to sustained success, such as disciplined leadership, a culture of excellence, and the importance of focusing on what a company does best. The book introduces concepts like the "Hedgehog Concept" and the "Flywheel Effect," which illustrate how companies can achieve long-term greatness by making strategic, consistent choices. Good to Great is a valuable resource for business leaders seeking to drive transformation and create lasting impact.
Good With Money
Good With Money by Emma Edwards is a practical and empowering guide to personal finance, designed to help readers take control of their money without feeling overwhelmed. Covering topics like budgeting, saving, investing, and tackling debt, Edwards provides actionable advice in a relatable and non-judgmental tone. The book focuses on building financial confidence and making informed decisions, encouraging a healthy mindset toward money management while acknowledging the emotional aspects of financial well-being.
Goodbye, Eri
Goodbye, Eri by Tatsuki Fujimoto is a poignant and visually striking graphic novel that blends themes of grief, memory, and the power of storytelling. The story follows a young boy named Yuto, who is dealing with the death of his mother, Eri. As he processes his emotions, he creates a film to honor her, navigating the complexities of loss, the impact of family, and the blurred boundaries between reality and imagination. The novel is notable for its emotional depth, creative artwork, and exploration of how art can be both a means of healing and a way to confront painful truths.