Raven Song: Promising First Book Of A New Series

Raven Song (Inoki’s Game #1) by I.A. Ashcroft is an urban dystopian fantasy. The book also contains elements of science fiction and magical realism. The book has an intriguing plot, complex characters, some great action scenes and magic. The story is multi-layered and has been written well. The content is original. The book takes you … Continue reading →

A Beautiful Blend of Indian Mythology and Hardcore Science

The Code of Manavas: Beyond the Realm by Arpit Bakshi is a nice fusion of Indian mythology and hardcore science. It is the first book of Maha Vishnu Trilogy. While combining mythology and hardcore science is not an easy task, this blending has come out really well in the book under review and the author … Continue reading →

Book Review: The Silicon Mind by Manikarnika Lagu

My Rating **** How will you respond if you come to know that there are two centres in your brain and these two are constantly trying to outdo each other? You won’t accept it as true. Isn’t it? Well, this is what we witness in Manikarnika Lagu’s The Silicon Mind. This book takes us into … Continue reading →

The Alexandria Project: A Tale of Treachery and Technology

My Rating **** The Alexandria Project by Andrew Updegrove is a fast-paced and high-octane cyber thriller. It is a finely plotted Sci-Fi mystery, which takes you on an adventure that is full of twist and turns. This is the first novel by Andrew Updegrove and he has handled it with great artistic power. Updegrove’s deep … Continue reading →