Tag Archives: crime thriller

Do you love reading crime thrillers, police procedural and detective fictions? We do :). And, when it comes to short stories, we find it often worthy of going for. They are not only cheaper in terms of price but also require less time to read it. Often, when you are traveling, such shorts can prove to be a good travel ... Read More »

We love reading thrillers and when they are blended with Indian mythology they are unputdownable, if written well. Before a couple of months, we were provided a book named Daitya Diaries (Blood And Vengeance) (penned by Aditya K. V.) by Leadstart Publishing (who are the publishers of the book). So, we were curious to read it at the earliest and ... Read More »

A little while ago we’ve received a book named Natasha Mehra Must Die penned by Anand Sivakumaran published by Fingerprint Publishing!. The book title itself is an indicator of the book belongs to the crime thriller genre. Does this book meet our expectations? Is it a thriller worth going for? Well, the short answer is, yes. From our team, I ... Read More »

Human nature is very strange! On one hand, we know that almost everything in the world falls in a shade of grey. It is comparatively tough to find something pure white or black. Still, we tend to distinguish things as pure white or black. Based on which side of the event, incident or thing we are! So based on the ... Read More »

Ankit Fadia‘s name became well-known with his publication of “An Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking” at a very young age. Since then his reputation and career in the world of cyber security and hacking have had a lot of hits and misses. He has published a number of books and videos on hacking and protection against hacking and is a ... Read More »

We’ve received a book named The Lost Arcanum by Navin Reuben Dawson sometime ago in exchange of honest and unbiased book review. Based on the books in the queue it took a remarkable time for its turn to come. And, the book is quite long so it took considerable time reading it. But, it was indeed a nice reading experience. ... Read More »