"A Scientific Approach to Ethics" by Maxim Storchevoy offers an innovative perspective on normative ethics by proposing its development as a social science. The book aims to enhance the reputation of ethics in the business world and society. Storchevoy defines four essential criteria for a good scientific method: clear definitions, correct logic, empirical verification, and precise measurement. He demonstrates how normative ethics can benefit from these criteria. Additionally, the work provides a historical overview of the methodological development of normative ethics, highlighting its non-linear evolution up to the 16th century. The book challenges the common belief that ethics is unscientific and argues that it can be regarded as a scientific discipline capable of revealing universal moral truths.