Tag Archives: Crime

We at ThinkerViews love reading sensible thrillers. It is not easy to find them, though. Of course, there are a lot of books published every year, but not all of them are worth your money and more importantly, time. Recently I got a chance to read a fantastic thriller named I’m So Hacked by debutante author Gautam Mayekar. Book Title ... Read More »

Sometimes your book library becomes so big and “books to be read” queue becomes so long that despite your genuine intention to read them, some of them took very long for their turn. Same is happened in the case of 8: The Game is On By Swapnil Khamkar. Book Title : 8: The Game is On Author : Swapnil Khamkar ... Read More »

We’ve shared it many times but we want to reiterate it again that: One of the best perks of being a professional book reviewer (that too, associated with Team ThinkerViews) is getting exposed to some new/unknown/lesser-known talents which are (often) far better than some of the bestselling authors. Today we are sharing our thoughts for Ashvamedha: The Game Of Power ... Read More »

David Baldacci is the best-selling author of multiple series of books featuring the detective and crime fiction for adults as well as some stories focused on young adults. Book Title : Long Road to Mercy Atlee Pine series Author : David Baldacci Publisher : Pan (27 August 2019) # of Pages : 576 (Paperback) 1447 KB 417 (Kindle EBook) # ... Read More »

Surendra Mohan Pathak (सुरेंद्र मोहन पाठक – also written as – Surender Mohan Pathak) is a name in Hindi books arena which doesn’t need any formal introduction. He wrote more than 300 books and it is said that if you love reading Hindi thriller fiction, you must have read at least one book by this popular author. He is loved ... Read More »

In the world of thriller writers, Robert Gaddard‘s name carries a fair bit of weight and fan-following. Ever since his first best-seller Past Caring, he has continued to deliver excellent thrillers with multi-layered conspiracy theories outlined through intricate plotting. Reading a Robert Goddard thriller is like travelling through a maze with a twist around every corner. Everything remains transient even ... Read More »