Books Sep 6, 2017 at 4:00 am

A Math Prodigy Becomes a Writer in an Attempt to Understand His Cousin's Inexplicable Crime

Ben Blum's True-Crime Memoir Ranger Games Looks at What Elite Military Training Does to a Person's Mind

Christopher Frizzelle
The more you read, the more riveting it gets. Ned & Aya Rosen
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Sounds really interesting, thanks for the review.
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