Cover Reveal – Mauri, Book 2 of Abhaya Collection

Mauri, the second book of Abhaya collection by Saiswaroopa Iyer is set to release on 9th June 2018 on Amazon Kindle Store. Set in the times of Mahabharata, the books explore lesser-known stories of the timeless epic of India from the perspectives of strong female protagonists. The opening Title, Abhaya, was released on Kindle store … Continue reading →

The Vengence of Indra: Vikramaditya Veergatha Book-3

The Vengeance of Indra by Shatrujeet Nath is the third book of the series called Vikramaditya Veergatha. After thoroughly enjoying the first two books of this series, I picked up this book with a lot of anticipation. At the same time, there was a certain apprehension too. In every follow-up book of any series, there … Continue reading →

Book Review: ”Unlawful Justice” by Vish Dhamija

Popularly known as John Grisham of India, Vish Dhamija has authored a number of books.  I had been reading rave reviews of his books on various social platforms for a long period of time. Some of these reviews were so good that I added him as an author to read in future. Sadly this kept … Continue reading →

Book Review: ’03:02′ by Mainak Dhar

Both the ‘title’ and ‘cover page’ of 03:02 by Mainak Dhar grabs your interest. Importantly, the blurb of this book is also interesting enough to catch the attention of the readers. Well! All of these certainly caught mine and I became really excited when I got a chance to read this book. The story starts … Continue reading →

My Chameleon Soul

My Chameleon Soul by Sumit G. Sehgal (an international wordsmith with a literary experience spanning eleven years with twenty-nine eBooks in tow) is a contemporary family sage that will definitely touch some of your own heartstrings. There are some moments which you will certainly cherish. And, some of the instances will shake your thinking cap … Continue reading →

Book Review: ‘The Death House’ by Sarah Pinborough

The Death House by Sarah Pinborough is a book about life and death, love and hate, friendship and hostility, and secrets and disclosures. Above all, this is the story about coming of age. And, most notably, all of this has been explored through the eyes of some children. These children have been kept in a … Continue reading →

The Ugly Truth About Rape

Nari by Sharath Komarraju is not simply a novel. While it is a piece of fiction, it shakes your thinking cap hard. Really hard! The book is based on the sensitive topic of rape and raises so many questions. What is rape? How can we define this heinous crime? Why do men rape women? Do … Continue reading →

One Friend Request From God

My Rating *** We are living in the world of digital technology and a number of our interactions happen through social networking sites now days. But, what will happen if you find out that one of your beloved Gods is trying to reach you through one of these social networking sites? Have you ever thought … Continue reading →

Book Review: ‘The Withering Banyan’ by Hyma Goparaju

My Rating**** A look into the modern Indian English fiction every now and then brings an apprehension about the quality of Indian English novels at the present time. While a number of novels are published every year, a large number of these disappoint you or do not leave any sort of impression on you. However, … Continue reading →

5 Amazing Quotes by Agatha Christie – 3

“Men have courage-one knows that…but they are more easily deceived than women.” (Book: Murder is Easy) “The impossible could not have happened, therefore the impossible must be possible in spite of appearances.” (Book: Murder on the Orient Express) “A beautiful stone is only a beautiful stone. It doesn’t lead you anywhere. It doesn’t mean anything, … Continue reading →