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Writing a paranormal thriller is not an easy task and when it comes to keeping track of multiple branches of the same which grows in various directions in different time frames is really a tough job. Akay Brothers (pronounce: AK Brothers), came up with a paranormal thriller named Jason Cage which tries to deliver it convincingly. Do they succeed in ... Read More »

Ravi Subramanian is good at writing thrillers. So far he has written banking thrillers only. Often he is referred as John Grisham of Banking (thrillers). Here are some of the banking thrillers written by him which we have reviewed so far. If God Was a Banker Bankerupt God is a Gamer Then Ravi came up with The Bestseller She Wrote, ... Read More »

Recently, Amazon celebrated an event named prime day. There were many exclusive deals on both Amazon.com and Amazon.in which were worth to explore. I, however, was curious for Amazon Prime Day for one other reason. There were a few TV series were scheduled to roll out on that day (July 11, 2017, precisely 6PM IST on July 10, 2017). Inside ... Read More »

For an English actor the role of James Bond is a special place to be in, as it boosts the career like never before and gets him everywhere in the world. This was very true for Pierce Brosnan when he was hailed as the best Bond ever after his debut in early 1990s as Ian Fleming‘s quintessentially British spy. Even ... Read More »

Reading Ravi Subramanian‘s book is a delightful experience. Often referred as John Grisham of Banking thrillers, Ravi, weaves contemporary incidents and surrounding in his thriller very well. The Bestseller She Wrote is a little different from all his other ventures in the way it explores the story. Ravi names his protagonist Aditya (another name of Sun, and thus Ravi), and ... Read More »

The attraction of finding riches without working for it has always been very strong with humans. Theft, pilferage, fraud – whatever you call it, it is an assault on any man’s right to own the money and goods they have earned. And it is no wonder that in the seafaring world, the pirates are the worst possible enemies of free ... Read More »