Tag Archives: Crime

Neeraj Pandey, is well known for his films. He is a fantastic movie director, no doubt about that. A very few readers know that he authors book also. A long ago, we got a chance to read the Hindi edition of his book Ghalib Danger (गालिब डेंजर), and today we are going to talk about that. By the way, the ... Read More »

Being a book lover you come across books from various genres penned by different authors. Of course, not all of them are same. But, each type of tale and storytelling style, there is a fanbase! The same happens with Mr. Chetan Bhagat, he enjoys a notable fanbase. One Arranged Murder | Book Review He is probably one of the most ... Read More »

We are living in a really interesting time. Almost everything we need (in terms of material aspects) is available at our fingertips. We are living in the world where a majority of stuffs we need is available online. Definitely, it gives us immense level of ease in our lives and makes our lives more productive. As with everything, the material ... Read More »

As the stress of daily life increases day by day, you may be turning to literature for entertainment and relief like most readers around the world. But there are also the books written and published every year that serve as a mirror, a record and an assessment of our collective lives and the path countries take over decades and generations. ... 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 »

The readers of layered, complicated mysteries are familiar with author Robert Goddard’s works which have been tantalising readers for many years now. We have reviewed some of his works here at Thinkerviews: The Ways of the World by Robert Goddard And in 2020, he published a mystery that is titled The Fine Art of Invisible Detection, featuring a middle-aged Japanese ... Read More »