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"An upbeat and sincere primer on living one's best life."
―Kirkus Review
"The adventures of many daring challengers, including the author's mother and herself, are expertly documented in this book. These intriguing stories should prove an inspiration to all. At the end of each chapter, there is a list of more robust challenges for readers to try. Herman's inspiring work offers a fresh perspective on living well at any age."
―US Review of Books
Hachette, Sydney, 2017
Short-listed for 21st Ned Kelly Awards for Crime Writing
Short-listed for 2018 Danger Prize for best TV drama, book or film
"Harrowing reading ... (and) a thought-provoking counterpoint."
—Norrie Sanders, Queensland Reviewers Collective
"An interesting blend of true-crime investigative reporting and biography of one of Australia’s most infamous killers … It offers key insights into what can lead a solid contributor to society to become one of its most feared members."
—Justin Moses, New South Wales Law Society Journal
Broadway Books/Random House, New York, 2010
“This book is full of surprises, and the reader comes away with more respect for nature in all its intricate wisdom and intelligence.”
—The New York Times Style Magazine
“As a woman who has known complicated men her whole life, I can’t help but wish The Male Brain had been around when I was a girl. Dr. Louann Brizendine’s lucid, lively and always fascinating discussion of how the male brain works (and why) has enlightened me in more ways than I can count. Now I can’t wait to give the book to all my women...
Rodale, New York, 2009
“The importance of this absorbing and exciting book is that it bears witness to Earth’s vanishing wildlife by an expert who has actually visited the species, one by one. Corwin reports their status and prognosis, their case histories and humanity's chances to save each one—if we awaken in time.”
—E.O. Wilson, research professor at Harvard University and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of On Human Nature and The Ants
“A compelling portrait of several endangered species, (100 Heartbeats is) equal parts adventure story,...