Book Reviews

In a kayak pushed to its limits by ocean and isolation, Bonnie Hancock didn’t just paddle around a continent—she paddled into the heart of what it means to be resilient.

It’s Not Where You Live, It’s How You Live, by Hugh Mackay.

What happens when leadership becomes a science of results fuelled by emotional intelligence? This review of The New Leaders explores the shift with sharp insight.

Chaplain Darren Cronshaw unpacks the leadership lessons of Leaders Eat Last with military insight and pastoral depth—revealing why trust and safety matter most in command.

A stark and necessary reflection on the struggles of service members, Shining a Light reveals the urgent need for change in how we support those who serve.

This book review of Military Space Ethics, edited by Dr. Nikki Coleman, delves into the complex moral questions surrounding military operations in space and their far-reaching implications.