In The Watermen, author Michael Loynd tells the forgotten story of Charles Daniels, whose olympic wins inaugurated America’s dominance in competitive swimming.

Author Steve Berry introduces us to Nick Lee from “The Omega Factor,” tells us about the art mystery he found and who he credits for his success.

Chris Bohjalian takes us into the wild in his thrilling new novel, “The Lioness,” a blistering tale of fame, race, love, and death set in Africa and Hollywood.

Nine stories of famous acts of leadership in battle, drawn from the history of the United States Navy.

“Every Good Boy Does Fine” follows musician Jeremy Denk’s journey from temperamental six-year-old piano prodigy to world-touring, celebrated musician.

HEC’s Jade Harrell in conversation with authors Ekemini Uwan, Christina Edmundson, and Michelle Higgins about their new book “Truth’s Table: Black Women’s Musings on Life, Love, and Liberation.”

“Incomparable Grace” by Mark Updegrove is a brisk yet thorough account of how JFK managed national crises with unparalled grace.

Sally Hepworth is hilariously honest talking about her new book, her informative homicide detective friends and the one thing you’ll never find her without.

Through its inspiring stories, “Dear Freedom Writer” paints an unflinchingly honest portrait of today’s youth and offers a powerful message of perseverance, understanding, and hope. Author Erin Gruwell sits down with Dr. Paula Knight, Superintendent of Schools – Jennings School District.

New York Times best selling novelist Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney (“The Nest”) explores marriage, friendship and middle age in her new novel, “Good Company.”