About the book Title: Twisted Author: Steve Cavanaugh Publisher: Orion Publishing Group Date published: 4 April, 2019 Review J.T LeBeau is world’s most successful thriller author. Whatever he writes is relished by the readers across the world. But no one … Continue reading Twisted – Book Review
About the Book Title: The Floating Feldmans Author: Elyssa Frieland Publisher: Berkley Date published : 23 July, 2019 Review The Feldman matriarch Annette Feldman is turning 70 and it is her wish to have her family around to celebrate her … Continue reading The Floating Feldman – Book Review
About the Book Title: Spin the Dawn Author: Elizabeth Lim Publisher : Random House Children’s Date published : 9 July, 2019 Review The story revolves around Maia, daughter of a poor tailor whose ultimate goal in life was to serve … Continue reading Spin the Dawn – Book Review
Another amusingly quirky crime novel from McCall Smith, a good commute read. Continue reading The Strange Case of Moderate Extremists — Book Review
A wacky quirky crime novel that will leave you amused instead of scared or anxious Continue reading The Department of Sensitive Crimes – Book Review
A new concept, interesting story. Amazing world-building. A must summer read for lovers of YA fantasy Continue reading House of Salt and Sorrows – Book Review
An all-new thriller from Megan Miranda. Not so spooky but full of suspense. A mild thriller for the first time thriller readers. Continue reading The Last House Guest – Book Review
Title: Narasimha Series: Mahaavatar Trilogy #1 Author: Kevin Missal Date published: June 10, 2019 Publisher: Harper Collins Review This story is the retelling of the story of Prahlad, a demon-born devotee of Lord Vishnu and Narasimha, the half-human and half-lion … Continue reading Narasimha – Book Review
An outlandish book with a simple premise. You’ll love it if you love magical realism Continue reading Red Birds – Book Review
A new concept, an out of the box execution. Simple but heart – wrenching Continue reading The Dream Peddler – Book Review