~ Cover Reveal ~Love, Marriage, and Other Disastersby Shilpa Suraj About the Book: She believes in love, family, and…squiggles! Alisha Rana is not your typical single desi girl. For one, she is on the wrong side of 30. For another ...

CLICK HERE TO BUY THE BOOKLeatherback and the strange place When I got this book for review, my intention was to let my daughter read it and make her review it like we did for the previous children's book but the book is apt for older kids so about eleven ...

CLICK HERE TO BUY THE BOOK Retelling fairytales is never an easy job. It is all the more difficult because the author has to read and outgrow the benchmark set by the original, both literarily and emotionally. Spinning Silver This is t ...

~ Cover Reveal ~Murder in the Chowdhury Palaceby Sharmishtha Shenoy About the Book: What if someone you loved... was murdered? How far would you go to bring a killer to justice? Orphaned in her childhood, Durga has always longed for wealth, s ...

Dystopian fiction has never been my genre of interest but very rarely do the books of this genre hold me to back. A touch of death is one that comes under this category. When one wrong move turns their lives upside down, the only thing left to do i ...

JEFFREY ARCHER returns with William Warwick! With all the twists and turns,  HIDDEN IN THE PLAIN SIGHT is the extraordinary sequel to NOTHING VENTURED, the first novel featuring William Warwick. HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT Je ...

Serial Killer stories are not one of a kind but every time authors manage to get a different angle to the same. Vish Dhamija has tried to make it possible with consummate finesse. The plot takes off with twin murders. Murders of two sex workers. Prim ...

CLICK TO BUY THE WORST DAUGHTER EVER It's been more than a month since I posted a review. It seems surreal and new to me now. It's like I am doing this for the first time. To make up for the long hiatus, we will have a few activities and series ...

CLICK HERE TO BUY THE BOOK Match-fixing is a term that has been used synonymous to cricket these days. There was a time the laymen used to watch cricket like a religious practice. But now, a dropped catch or a wicket or a no ball or a sixer would b ...

Unspoken, as the subtitle says, is indeed a bouquet of short stories. Each and ever story in the book is like a flower. Simple, gives a nice and good feeling, leaves the fragrance of love and some give the thorn of pain. A story of a pregnant woman ...