Genius Game

Are you tired of your home always being a mess? Constantly spinning your wheels and adding to your stress? Genius Mom Hacks: The Tools and Routines That Will Give You Back Your Life, Time, & Sanity is your step-by-step guide to finally go from overwhelmed to in control. Inside, you’ll discover simple but powerful routines, productivity tools, and practical systems that turn daily chaos into smooth, predictable flow. Learn how to create a home that practically runs itself—on autopilot—so you’re no longer stuck playing catch-up.

A brilliant and entertaining deconstruction of the most popular sport in the world, just in time for the 2026 World Cup in North America, from the bestselling author of How to Watch Basketball Like a Genius In How to Watch Soccer Like a Genius, Nick Greene calls on a turf manager, an expert on...

"The best black-and-white drama this side of Chess on Broadway." - Vanity Fair From the bestselling author of The Accidental Billionaires and Bringing Down the House comes the cinematic true story about the biggest scandal in modern chess. In September 2022, the unthinkable happened...

Basketball is the second-most popular sport in the world - an insanely complicated game built on a combination of athleticism, craftiness, rules, intangibles, and superstardom. However, while it's enjoyable to watch, the real reason it works is because it's a game of culture, art, and all the things that make us human. How to Watch Basketball Like a Genius deconstructs the sport from top to bottom and then puts it back together again, detailing its intricacies through reporting and dozens of interviews with experts. 

Damon Williams is a bull-riding legend—famous, fearless, and built like a battering ram. But beneath the swagger lives something feral. His rage is volcanic. His mind, fractured. And when it erupts, young women vanish. Each act is deliberate. Each aftermath, disturbing. The Furious Bull isn’t hiding. He’s performing. And the show is just beginning. Juliette, once Ray’s partner, now leads the hunt on her home turf. She’s seen violence before—but nothing like this. Damon doesn’t just kill. He dominates. Arthur returns—brilliant, detached, and unflinching. Together, they ...

Lucas Izod is young, brilliant, and obscenely wealthy. He doesn’t grieve. He doesn’t regret. When something precious slips through his fingers, he begins a cold and calculated spree, mutilating and murdering innocent women. Each kill is methodical. Each victim a symbol. The Imperious Killer is born, and Lucas wears the name like a badge of honor. Ray spent years hunting monsters like Lucas. He knows how they think. But this one moves differently—too precise, too theatrical, too clean. When the daughter of Ray’s closest friend is found brutalized, he returns to the hunt and teams up ...

The “blockbuster” (The Guardian) New York Times bestseller, a shocking, definitive account of the 2020 election and the first year of the Biden presidency by two New York Times reporters, exposes the deep fissures within both parties as the country approaches a political breaking point. This...

Mark Jacobs has built the life he always wanted—steady, quiet, ordinary. But something buried deep inside him has awakened. Mason, the alter born from childhood pain, has returned. Cold, detached, and void of remorse, he surfaces only when he chooses—and when he does, blood follows. The murders are deliberate. Each victim left with half a face destroyed. Each scene marked by a photograph, a grotesque signature that taunts the living as much as it desecrates the dead. The press names him The Split Shutter. Mason calls it revelation. Ray and Arthur are back—one driven by conviction, the...

Kenneth Hill is a loving husband and a quiet father—ordinary, reserved, unassuming. At least, that’s what the world sees. But when his wife dies in a tragic car crash, something buried deep inside him cracks wide open. Grief doesn’t consume him. Something colder does. Old wounds surface, twisted into new purpose. Kenneth becomes a self-appointed judge, forcing those he deems arrogant and corrupt to confess their sins—then punishing them with death. Each murder is a sermon. Each confession a requiem. The press scrambles for answers. The public begins to whisper. And Kenneth makes ...

Sixteen white pieces... Sixteen black pieces... Sixty four squares on a chess board. An unstoppable creative mind faces an unmatchable logical genius... Neither is going to back down. If She wins, She will finally be free of the life that society has trapped Her into. If He wins, He will have peace after a lifetime of agony, replaying what had happened in His childhood. Who will emerge victorious in the ultimate battle of wits? Fifteen Moves Ahead is the first book in a series of thrillers set in the cerebral world of chess. If you like fast-paced page-turners that cannot be put down, and a...

True Genius is the definitive family-backed account of his remarkable career published to coincide with what would have been his 75th birthday. The games, the goals, the glory. This is the untold story. Written by celebrated Manchester United author Wayne Barton, this biography goes into...

Sebastian Sinclair, the brilliant, synesthetic mathematician who lost everything in Volume One, is living under an assumed name, surviving on the kindness of strangers, when he finds himself on the edge of an international phenomenon: a free online game whose ever-growing jackpot has captivated billions. Sebastian has no interest in getting rich. But from where he stands, he sees what the game is really doing—not just on the streets of Seattle, but across the world. Families are ruined. Communities unravel. Hope itself becomes a commodity. Unable to look away, Sebastian turns to the one ...

Kazimir Kovar was born into violence, shaped by a crime family that treated brutality as inheritance. But he didn’t follow their path—he elevated it. To him, murder is art. Performance. Transformation. A blank canvas waiting for the right stroke. He wears wigs like masks. Outfits like personas. He becomes whoever the moment requires. And when he kills, he sends the victim’s family a “gift,” something crafted with such unsettling intention that grief turns into spectacle. No one forgets what he leaves behind. Ray returns to the field once more, haunted but resolute, determined to ...

“I dare you to predict the winner of The Million Dollar Race. OK, you dragged it out of me: it’s the READER!” —Jerry Spinelli, Newbery Award–winning author of Maniac Magee ​Perfect for fans of Lizzy Legend and the Baseball Genius series, this quick-paced, heartfelt, and zany novel...

Italy, spring 1781. A German traveler drifts along the Brenta canal toward Padua, falls into conversation with a sea captain and a learned Venetian, and finds himself drawn into an evening of chess, philosophy, and brilliant argument. Then a young Greek widow named Anastasia sits down at the board — and changes everything. Anastasia and the Game of Chess is Wilhelm Heinse's final work, published in the year of his death. Framed as a series of letters from Italy, it moves between a quiet love story, a philosophy of genius, a history of the game, and a set of endgames that gave chess its ...

Random House presents the audiobook edition of One False Move by Robert Goddard, read by Fiona Hampton and Alistair Petrie. What value can be put on a human mind? How Joe Roberts does what he does is a mystery. He has a brain that seems able to outperform a computer. To a games company like...

Child genius Becky Bexley helps to organise a lot of fun at the university she studies at, including a humorous game in front of an audience for charity. She also turns out to have a talent for stand-up comedy, surprising perhaps, since she's only about eleven. Alcohol comes up for discussion one day as students talk about embarrassing things they did while drunk and the harmful effects of alcohol on the body, while Becky mostly listens in.

Explore the evolution of human conflict and intellectual strategy through history's ultimate board game of psychology. Perfect for an immersive commute or a quiet evening of deep focus, this dramatic narrative journeys from the ancient courts of India to modern digital arenas. It transforms...

How would you like to remember the names of every person you meet? To recall phone numbers and appointments more easily? And to keep those memory powers for a lifetime? In his book The Memory Bible, Dr. Gary Small showed that memory loss is not an inevitable consequence of aging and that it is...

‘Mezrich’s books are the sort of engrossing reads you pick up in the airport then find the blockbuster film on the plane’ – Evening Standard From the bestselling author of The Accidental Billionaires and Bringing Down the House comes this cinematic true story about the biggest scandal in...