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Very popular for his crime thrillers, author John Grisham once said in interview which summarizes something like Harry Potter is the character whose books are sold more than mine! May be inspired from the same he went on to write for the kids. Well, he didn’t change the genre of writing. But went on writing Crime Thrillers (or Legal Thrillers) ... Read More »

“After the Funeral” was first published in 1953 in UK with this title and in USA with the title “Funerals are Fatal“. Once again, Agatha Christie takes us to the realm of interconnected crimes and resourceful criminals who can use unplanned events for their gain. Book Title : After the Funeral Author : Agatha Christie Publisher : William Morrow Paperbacks ... Read More »

Published in 1944, “Towards Zero” revolves around the theory of how any crime takes shape. It is an old solicitor Mr. Treves, who explains it in his club in London as his “Towards Zero” theory. When we think of a crime, we think of the criminal act and its investigation, i.e., we start from the moment that the crime is ... Read More »

Published in 1937, “Death on the Nile” describes an exciting adventure that Hercule Poirot gets entangled into without planning. Book Title : Death on the Nile Author : Agatha Christie Publisher : HarperCollins Publisher (2001) Purchase Links : Buy Death on the Nile from Flipkart.com Agatha Christie – Death On The Nile Death on the Nile: A Hercule Poirot Mystery ... Read More »

“Dumb Witness” by Agatha Christie is yet another novel featuring her Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. The novel was first published in 1937. Book Title : Dumb Witness Author : Agatha Christie Publisher : William Morrow Paperbacks, Collins Crime Club, and others Purchase Links : Buy Dumb Witness from Flipkart.com How often does it happen that we write a letter and ... Read More »

The name Jane Austen has come to symbolise the romance, the wit and the conjugal happiness of the 18th Century England. The six stories written by her have proved to be evergreen. Generations past have enjoyed them and without a doubt generations to come will. At any point of time, there are going to be millions of ‘Austenites’ in this ... Read More »