Tag Archives: thrillers

There are hundreds or maybe thousands of books are published every year. And yet, we have a limited number of choices when it comes to Kids special books. It is rightly said that writing for “Children” is not a child’s job. It requires a lot of attention, detailing and you need to remain within bounds while exploring your imagination. That’s ... Read More »

Ideally, justice and law are complementary things. Laws are made so justice can be served. In that aspect, we can say that – justice is the goal and laws the resources to enforce the goal is reached. Things are not always ideal. We have seen in many cases that the laws are bent or interpreted in a way that they ... Read More »

Do you love reading crime thrillers and murder mysteries? I do. So, when recently we were approached by Anuj Tikku, about his latest book, Unholy Tales From Banaras we were curious as well as concerned! Curious because we definitely wanted to read the book because of its genre, and concerned because we wanted to avoid it in case it is ... Read More »

We’ve often stated that the perks of being a professional book reviewer include exposure to new talents. Sometimes you find much much better books written by debutante authors than some of the bestsellers by well-known authors. Today, we will talk about one such book. The Treasure Syndicate is the second book by author Jaitn Kuberkar, however, it is his first ... Read More »

Indian mythology interest a large number of people these days. Some look at it from a historical perspective, some look at it from a spiritual perspective and some try to reimagine things and retell them. Some went ahead and wrote fictional spin-offs by taking a character or an incident from the ancient Indian scriptures. Here are some such books we’ve ... Read More »

Mukul Deva is a retired officer of the Indian Armed Forces. After retirement, he started writing books and conducting various seminars and is also associated with corporate training. He currently lives in Singapore. Though he also writes Management oriented books, from our team, I have got a chance to read his Military thriller – RIP – which is a military ... Read More »