Tag Archives: Crime

Do you love reading thrillers? We do. Recently we are exposed to so many new authors who came up with a fresh plot and thrilling stories. I must add the name of Madhumita Bhattacharya in the list of promising authors. As you all know, we at ThinkerViews always keep exploring various book stores (online and offline both) and online book ... Read More »

The genre of crime fiction is plentiful when you look at the number of books published worldwide in any given year. And so it is with many authors that they create a series of stories featuring the same characters once the readers have bonded with those, whether it is Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Byomkesh Bakshi, Feluda or countless other such ... Read More »

The book – Veerappan Chasing The Brigand – was in our radar since long. The long queue of books to be reviewed kept pushing it. However, there came a time when we found it available for Free to read under “Amazon Prime Reading” program. Under this program, Amazon Prime members get a chance to read the books from the catalog ... Read More »

We introduced Abir Mukherjee and his ex-Scotland yard detective Sam Wyndham in our review post on his first book A Rising Man. We enjoyed this murder – mystery set in Calcutta of post-“World War I” years, when it was the centre of British Raj in India. Book Title : A Necessary Evil Sam Wyndham Book 2 Author : Abir Mukherjee ... Read More »

There are hundreds or maybe thousands of books are published every year. And yet, we have a limited number of choices when it comes to Kids special books. It is rightly said that writing for “Children” is not a child’s job. It requires a lot of attention, detailing and you need to remain within bounds while exploring your imagination. That’s ... Read More »

Ideally, justice and law are complementary things. Laws are made so justice can be served. In that aspect, we can say that – justice is the goal and laws the resources to enforce the goal is reached. Things are not always ideal. We have seen in many cases that the laws are bent or interpreted in a way that they ... Read More »