Tag Archives: political thriller

Do you love reading political thrillers? We do. As India (that is Bharat) is buckling up for the nationwide elections, talking about political thrillers would be even more relevant these days, right? So, we thought to share with you our views and reviews for a thriller with the flavor of patriotism. We got a chance to read The Cabinet Conspiracy ... Read More »

How often we recite the saying “History repeats itself” and that life goes around in circles. Although each individual is unique, the collective lives of people seem to go through the age-old cycle of trouble, toil and turmoil that brings forth exceptional political and spiritual leaders. Believing that we have all been well and truly living in Kaliyuga now, a ... Read More »

How lucky we are as readers to live in this cosmopolitan world where your Kindle can bring you a slice of anywhere in the world and any splinter of time in that world. As you know, I am fond of audiobooks and always trying something or the other there. This book by Liz Rosenberg has been featuring on Kindle Unlimited ... 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 »

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 »

I consider myself lucky for being a professional book reviewer and being associated with Team ThinkerViews. As I have often mentioned, the perks of being a genuine book reviewer include exposure to new talents. Some of them confirm with their work (mostly in the debut itself) that they are here to stay. I will also give credit to some of ... Read More »