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We love reading thrillers! And we know, you too! As Hercule Poirot often says (not exactly), “it tickles our little grey cells” and thus gives us thrills (why otherwise, they are called thrillers!). Today we are going to talk about a book named 1st To Die by James Patterson. The book found the commercial success and it became the starting ... Read More »

Do you think that the readers have the power to make an imaginary person alive (of course, in the fictional world)? Well, I think so. There are so many characters which are loved so much, possibly even more than their creators’ imagination; that they became immortal. Be it Sherlock Holmes, Ms. Marple, Hercule Poirot, Dr. Watson, James Bond, Batman, Spiderman, ... Read More »

We love reading thrillers! In our quest to find thrillers worth our time and money, we came to know about many authors, some well-known and some yet-to-be. Mainak Dhar is one such author. So far, we read the following books penned by him and shared our thoughts about. Sniper’s Eye | Book Review Sniper’s Debt| Book Review Sniper’s Quest by ... Read More »

The name of the ace author Jeffrey Archer is taken with respect in the literary world. He has given some really fantastic thrillers that readers across countries have adored. A humble human being and vocal cricket fan – Mr. Jeffrey Archer – has decades of legacy in the field of literature. Whenever we see his name on the book, we ... Read More »

We have often mentioned that in our journey of reading books and sharing our unbiased reviews for the same, we got a chance to know about some fantastic talents. Well-known and yet-to-be-well-known, both. We thank our ancestors for providing us an environment that lure us to the hobddy of reading. And, then encouraging us at each and every step to ... Read More »

Our regular readers know that we love exploring books rooted into Bharatiya culture. Exploring the literature belong to the ancient Indian culture is our passion and we love to share it with you. Some call it fiction, some call it mythology, some call it history, but everyone agrees that Indian civilization has the oldest books and stories preserved in different ... Read More »