Tag Archives: Mystery

Books are nothing less then gems. They faciliates a gateway to the virtual world where fantsaies prosper. Sometimes they lets you witness the truith actually triumph over the lies and wrong. Sometimes it provides you an escape from your day to day troubles. Sometimes they tickle your “little grey cells”!… It is amazing to experience what a company of a ... Read More »

The fans of witty and entertaining murder mysteries have a new installment to enjoy. Author Richard Osman‘s adorable pensioners are back in full stride in the third book in the series. Published by Viking (Penguin Random House UK) in 2022, The Bullet That Missed, is already on the bestseller list and on waiting lists of readers all around the world. ... 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 »

The post COVID-19 time (can we call it so? Yet?) seem getting enrich by some fantastic books releasing one after the other. We’ve often mentioned that we, ThinkerViews Team Members, are really fortunate for having book-reading as one of our primary hobbies and getting along together on this platform. In this journey we met many talents, some popular and some ... Read More »

Writing stories for intelligent, imaginative children is challenging work. We are always looking for good stories written for such children and as part of this search we came across the Friday Barnes series by author R.A. Spratt. First published in 2014, the book Friday Barnes: Girl Detective introduced the readers to this intelligent, eccentric and adorable 11 year old, who ... Read More »

A person who can take a satirical look at the current happenings is more often one of the most intelligent fellows. Kamal Upadhyay is one such author. Inspired by the writings of Premchand-ji and Parsai-ji, he love to explore the things from the satirical goggles. It was Lankapati Ka Loktantra (लंकापति का लोकतंत्र) – a satire by him, that connected ... Read More »