Book: The Sinners Author: Sourabh Mukherjee Publisher: Srishti Publishers Published: 11 November, 2019 Pages: 200 Blurb Vikram Oberoi is found dead in his penthouse. A…
Tag: thriller
Twisted – Book Review
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…
The Strange Case of Moderate Extremists — Book Review
Another amusingly quirky crime novel from McCall Smith, a good commute read.
The Department of Sensitive Crimes – Book Review
A wacky quirky crime novel that will leave you amused instead of scared or anxious
House of Salt and Sorrows – Book Review
A new concept, interesting story. Amazing world-building. A must summer read for lovers of YA fantasy
The Last House Guest – 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.
The Heist Artist – Book Review
Book: The Heist Artist Author: Vish Dhamija Publisher: Harper Black Pages: 262 Format: Paperback Blurb Vagh Pratap Singh aka the Captain is a conman extraordinaire.…
Tarikshir : The Awakening – Book Review
Book: Tarikshir : The Awakening Author: Khayaal Patel Publisher: Westland Books Pages: 332 Format: Paperback Blurb A small princely state in Rajasthan is the last…
Sniper’s Eye – Book Review
Author: Mainak Dhar Publisher: 4 Hour Books (an imprint of Tara Press) Format: Paperback Pages: 224 Blurb I was out on a date. Everything was…
The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle – Book Review
Book: The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle ( US version, previously published in the UK as The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle) Author: Stuart Turton…
Journey of being a writer
The idea of writing my own fiction crept up my cranky brain when I was in 8th standard i.e about 5 years ago, when all…
10 books that have changed/inspired me
My Facebook friends had challenged me to write the name of 10 books that have changed/influenced me. I successfully completed the challenge. I thought I…