Tag Archives: Mystery

We are fortunate to have a hobby of reading. Since, we started sharing our personal and unbiased views and reviews for the books (and other stuff) we got a chance to read, the joy got multifold. During this journey we found many talented authors, popular and yet to be. Regardless of their popularity status, some of them have delivered some ... Read More »

As our regular readers and listeners know, we love reading thrillers. As a general rule we don’t discriminate between the seasonsed authors and those who are just a few books old. It helped us in finding some worthy authors whose writings are sometimes even better than some of the few “celebrity” authors. Mainak Dhar is one such author. We got ... Read More »

In our quest to find the authors worth reading, we found Mainak Dhar a few years ago. In Enemy Hands: A Novella– was the first book penned by him, we got a chance to read. Eventually, we got a chance to read many of his books and share our views for some of them. Sniper’s Eye | Book Review Sniper’s ... Read More »

Do you love reading thrillers? We do. In our quest to find interesting stories to read and enjoy, we don’t discriminate between seasoned authors and newbies in the field. And, we found some amazing talents in the course. Pranay Bhalerao is one of them. We came to know about him through his book The Protectors of Kavaach (the first installment ... Read More »

Do you love reading thrillers? We do. And, that’s why we keep looking for interesting thrillers. Mainak Dhar is amongst the authors whose thrillers we find interesting. We’ve read and reviewed a few books penned by him. Here is a list of some of them. Sniper’s Eye | Book Review Sniper’s Debt| Book Review Sniper’s Quest by Mainak Dhar | ... Read More »

The perks of being a book lover includes getting exposed to many talents who are capable of creating a virtual world through their words! As you know, we at ThinkerViews, are always keen to explore books from various genres. Over the course, we found Ashwamedha by Aparna Sinha long ago. We found the book worth reading. You can find our ... Read More »