Tag Archives: police procedural

We love reading thrillers! And we know, you too! As Hercule Poirot often says (not exactly), “it tickles our little grey cells” and thus gives us thrills (why otherwise, they are called thrillers!). Today we are going to talk about a book named 1st To Die by James Patterson. The book found the commercial success and it became the starting ... Read More »

Reading is to mind what exercise is to body. Do you believe in this saying? We do. All the muscles are developed when they are challenged. And it seems true for the “little grey cells” also :)! We love reading thrillers that keep us involved with the story and make us keep guessing the unrevealed stuff of the story till ... Read More »

We love reading thrillers, detective fictions and police procedural. In our quest to find some quality books in this segment, we found Nikki Heat books penned by fictional author Richard Castle. These books are actually ghost-written by Tom Straw. We really like the way the first book in the series is written. You can read our detailed book review for ... Read More »

Reading Vish Dhamija‘s books proves to be an interesting experience for us, always. Not only because thrillers, mysteries, detective work and police procedural are what we love to explore in addition to mythology, fantasy fiction, satire, humor and other stuff; but also the way he weaves the elements together amazes us. Here are some of his books, we have reviewed ... Read More »

Books are nothing less then gems. They faciliates a gateway to the virtual world where fantsaies prosper. Sometimes they lets you witness the truith actually triumph over the lies and wrong. Sometimes it provides you an escape from your day to day troubles. Sometimes they tickle your “little grey cells”!… It is amazing to experience what a company of a ... Read More »

What if a few writers team up together and share the writing journey? Well, one can do the research work and prepare the first draft of the content, and the other, more experienced one can finally edit the stuff to make it even better and engaging. Sometimes the role can be different also. But, the keyword here is “collaboration”. When ... Read More »