In The Psychopath Test, journalist Jon Ronson embarks on an unexpected journey to uncover the truth behind a mysterious book. His adventure takes him into the world of mental illness, meeting inmates, psychologists, and critics. He learns to spot psychopaths and investigates how they may influence power, questioning how society defines normality and the line between madness and success.

In Cold, Sir Ranulph Fiennes shares his life’s work exploring the world’s coldest and most dangerous regions. From enduring extreme frostbite to leading groundbreaking expeditions, Fiennes reflects on the perilous conditions of the Arctic, Antarctic, and highest mountains. Blending history and personal experiences, the book celebrates the challenges of exploring the planet’s most inhospitable places.

In The Talent Code, Daniel Coyle explores how talent can be developed, not just innate. Drawing on research and examples from music schools and sports academies, he shows how brain wiring changes through focused practice. Coyle explains how unremarkable people can achieve breakthroughs, why certain teaching methods excel, and how anyone can reach their full potential through the right training.

In The Secret Race, Tyler Hamilton, former teammate of Lance Armstrong, confesses his doping and lies in professional cycling. Over 18 months, Hamilton shares the dark truth of the sport, revealing the intense drive and flaws of its athletes. His honest account exposes the secret world of competitive cycling, where doping was often seen as the only option to compete at the highest level.