Reddit mentions of Faster: The Obsession, Science and Luck Behind the World's Fastest Cyclists

Faster by Michael Hutchinson was great, and provides insight into coaching and how assumed best practices are upended or change over time. However, this is not a specific "this is how you train" book. For that, I've heard the time crunched cyclists offers some good guidance.

I got two cycling-related books and can recommend both for different reasons.

First is Mid-Life Cyclists - a story of two MAMILs training to ride L'Etape du Tour. Throw a Belgian father-in-law into the mix and hilarity ensues.

Second one is The Obsession, Science and Luck Behind the World's Fastest Cyclists - how the pros train, how they think, what they eat. This book shows you how much you have to sacrifice to achieve victory.