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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 »

Humans have always been ambitious. Throughout our history, we have tried to overcome the physical limitations of our bodies and continued to evolve through our mental capabilities and faculties. We have always had the affinity for the supernatural, the mythical and the magical. We would so much like to believe that magic exists 🙂 that we have created countless numbers ... Read More »

Mainak Dhar is popular for his Thrillers. He has a day job to do, but, his passion for writing keeps him finding time for the same. Inspired by his father M. K. Dhar, he keeps exploring thrilling stories. Usually, “love for the nation” is the theme of his books. Recently he came up with a novella named In Enemy Hands. ... Read More »

David Baldacci is the best-selling author of multiple series of books featuring the detective and crime fiction for adults as well as some stories focused on young adults. Book Title : Long Road to Mercy Atlee Pine series Author : David Baldacci Publisher : Pan (27 August 2019) # of Pages : 576 (Paperback) 1447 KB 417 (Kindle EBook) # ... Read More »

The best perks of being a book lover and avid reader includes getting exposed to new talents. Recently we’ve found an interesting book on Amazon – MiЯЯЯo: at THƎ WƎIЯⱭ WAYWAЯⱭ. It is written by debutante author Manoj Kumar Sharma. The way the word Mirror is played with in the title (showing the word alongwith it’s Mirror image), is quite ... Read More »

As per the Hindu way of living, there ultimate four goals one has to achieve in his/her life. They are Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. While many consider some of these goals better than others, actually all of them are equally important. The wise ancestors and Rishis gave almost a kind of code of conduct one can follow in the ... Read More »