Tag Archives: Books

Vish Dhamija’s name was on our “authors whose book we need to read and review” since very long. Before few months, I got a chance to read his book Bhendi Bazaar. The book is a crime thriller cum police procedural which starts in the International arena and then settles down in Mumbai for the rest of the part. Writing a ... Read More »

Recently I came to know about a book named Make the Best of Your Life: Letters to Bahujan Youth by debutante author Prabhu Guptara. The author went ahead to provide a book review copy to us and from our team I got a chance to read and review it. As the name suggests, the book is a compilation of (fictional) ... Read More »

Do you love reading police procedural, crime thriller or mystery genre? We do. Here are some of the hand-picked books in the genre we’ve reviewed recently. Killing Ashish Karve by Salil Desai The Murder of Sonia Raikkonen by Salil Desai 3 and a Half Murders by Salil Desai Murderous Greed by Arun K. Nair Mr. Cool Detective: What went wrong? ... Read More »

For our regular readers and followers on various social media, we’ve started a series of giveaways! Our previous giveaway was for July 2018. You can follow the below given link to know more about that. Giveaway 1 : July 2018 : A Book August 2018 Giveaway You would be delighted to know that in this giveaway, you stand a chance ... Read More »

Recently we came to know about the books by Upendra Namburi and we came across some positive reviews for them. We, thus, decided to read them. Upendra writes thrillers and the numbers play a vital role in the tile of all his books. Actually, 8 hours is his third book, but, we got it for a reasonable price during an ... Read More »

Recently I came across a short EBook named The Other Man: A Short Story by author Sharath Komarraju. Sharath enjoys a moderate fan following and his books on Mahabharata, especially the short story collections are quite popular. This book was available for free to purchase as a part of promotion when I purchased it. I found it worth reading and ... Read More »