Tag Archives: crime thriller

I love reading thrillers. So, there are many authors who are known for writing fantastic books in this genre are in my “to be read” list since long. Sidney Sheldon is one of them. Fortunately, I got a chance to read Rage of Angels” penned by him. And, I found it one of the fantastic thrillers I got a chance ... Read More »

Author Jeffrey Archer doesn’t require an introduction. His fan-following (or better to say “readers following”) is across continents. The thrillers he write has caught attention as well as admiration from readers. Since a long we were planning to share our views and reviews for his books. We came across many of his short stories and books and read them. Unfortunately, ... Read More »

Truth is stranger than the fiction. We all have heard/read this phrase many a times and most of us believe in the same as well, right? Sometimes the creative people come up with an idea of writing a riveting thriller based on some real incidents – the incidents that could have caught many eyes and became talk of the town, ... Read More »

We strongly believe in the saying “Reading is to mind, what exercise is to body”. And, to do intense exercise we love to explore mysteries. I have heard a lot about the works of Phyllis Dorothy James, popularly known as P D James, and was curious to explore the same. As part of the same quest, I got my hands ... Read More »

John Grisham is indeed a very popular author. The legal thrillers he wrote are meant to be bestellers! The reasons include his actual exploration of the field. And, he knows how to weave an interesting thriller. It is very important, as ultimately, what you write matters, not your skills or your background. He is a proud author whose many books ... Read More »

While reading is for entertainment and escape, it is also for introspection when it comes to most people who love to read – whether it is through newspaper columns providing critique on current affairs, magazines or books. In fact, sometimes the relatively slower narrative of a book gives the readers the time to process all aspects of what could be ... Read More »