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Frederick Forsyth has entertained the thriller lovers since his ground breaking debut with “The Day of the Jackal” in 1971, and has a worldwide fan following that is always ready for whatever new adventure he is working on. At the age of 80, he is still the writing star and has delivered another bestseller – his seventeenth book called The ... Read More »

As you know, we love reading stories and we also love sharing our views on the books we read….I think that all great stories have that power to connect with its readers, to make us believe that the characters could be you or me, or we might know them amongst friends and family. We also like it when these characters ... Read More »

Ankit Fadia‘s name became well-known with his publication of “An Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking” at a very young age. Since then his reputation and career in the world of cyber security and hacking have had a lot of hits and misses. He has published a number of books and videos on hacking and protection against hacking and is a ... Read More »

We’ve received a book named The Lost Arcanum by Navin Reuben Dawson sometime ago in exchange of honest and unbiased book review. Based on the books in the queue it took a remarkable time for its turn to come. And, the book is quite long so it took considerable time reading it. But, it was indeed a nice reading experience. ... Read More »

Mahabharata aka Mahabharat has something within it which made various creative fellows, mainly from India, curious to explore it in their own way. Mahabharat itself is a part of Jaya or JayaSamhita. It is said that Mahabharat contains everything which is found in the known (and possibly unknown too) world. Here are some of the known retellings/explorations of Mahabharat we ... Read More »

We were curious to explore the books by Mainak Dhar since a while, but, were not getting the time for the same. Fortunately, we stumbled upon a fantastic book offer and bought his latest thriller Sniper’s Eye which is meant to be Book 1 of the 7even series. Then, the book remained in the “to be read” queue for a ... Read More »