Be Ready When the Luck Happens

For decades, Billy Walters has reigned as the "Michael Jordan of sports betting," amassing a fortune and legendary status with an unprecedented 36-year winning streak. Now, in Gambler, this fiercely private Vegas icon finally pulls back the curtain on his extraordinary life and fiercely guarded secrets.

From a childhood of extreme poverty in rural Kentucky, hustling pool and pitching pennies, Walters rose to revolutionize sports betting. Discover how he moved to Las Vegas, joined the infamous Computer Group, and built an empire by applying data analysis and algorithms to the world of sports gambling, outmaneuvering both organized crime and competitors desperate to crack his code.

More than a memoir, Gambler is a master class. Walters reveals, in granular detail, the proprietary betting system that made him a legend, offering invaluable insights for anyone looking to sharpen their edge. He also breaks his silence on his complex relationship with golf superstar Phil Mickelson.

Gambler is a gripping autobiography, a blistering tell-all, and an indispensable playbook for anyone seeking to defy the odds and come out on top.

Open is more than a memoir of a tennis prodigy; it's the raw and inspiring story of Andre Agassi's life. From the moment a racket was placed in his infant hands, his future was mapped out by his demanding father. By twenty-two, he had achieved the sport's highest honors, yet off the court, Agassi was a man at war with himself, resenting the very game that defined him.

In this haunting autobiography, Agassi candidly explores his rise to fame, his turbulent relationships, including his marriage to Brooke Shields, and his dedication to philanthropy. With unflinching honesty, he reveals the highs and devastating lows of his career, his battles with confidence, and his ultimate resurrection, culminating in a legendary comeback and finding love with Stefanie Graf.

Experience the breakneck tempo of Agassi's life, his punk rock rebellion against a preordained destiny, and his transformation from iconoclast to elder statesman. Open is a story of grace, style, and power that transcends tennis, captivating anyone who has ever struggled to find themselves.

From a gritty London childhood to the glittering chaos of New York City, legendary restaurateur Keith McNally—the visionary behind Balthazar, Pastis, Minetta Tavern, and countless other iconic establishments—reflects on a life lived with unapologetic candor in this irreverent and surprisingly moving memoir.

 

A child actor grappling with angst, a young man traveling the hippie trail to Kathmandu in search of enlightenment, a twice-married father navigating complex family relationships, and ultimately, the proprietor of era-defining restaurants like Odeon, Cafe Luxembourg and Nell's. McNally bares it all, from the stroke that nearly claimed him to his unexpected notoriety on Instagram. Eloquent and opinionated, “I Regret Almost Everything” is a testament to a life of passion, regret, and the enduring allure of creating unforgettable experiences.

Sarah Wynn-Williams thought she could change the world for the better when she landed her dream job at Facebook. As a young diplomat from New Zealand, she was drawn to the company's potential. But rising through the ranks, she discovered a different reality.

Careless People is an explosive, darkly funny memoir that pulls back the curtain on one of the most influential companies on the planet. From private jet escapades to risking prison abroad, Wynn-Williams exposes the personal and political fallout of unchecked power and a toxic work culture.

In this gripping and often absurd narrative, she recounts rubbing shoulders with Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, and global leaders, revealing the inner workings of the global elite and the consequences of their decisions for all of us. Candid and insightful, Careless People is an intimate look at the forces shaping our lives in the digital age, and a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the truth behind the headlines.