Review of Reacher: Exit Strategy (Book 30). Lee & Andrew Child deliver a high-octane thriller as Reacher uncovers an international war-for-profit conspiracy in Baltimore. Continue reading Reacher: Exit Strategy by Lee Child & Andrew Child
A brutally honest review of Paul Waters’ Murder in Moonlit Square. Discover how an Irish nun and a Delhi hotelier, bonded by a sneaky smoke break, team up to solve a murder, fight a “terror threat,” and save a historic haveli in the chaotic, colorful heart of Chandni Chowk. A cozy mystery with a massive emotional punch and deep nostalgic resonance. Continue reading Murder in Moonlit Square by Paul Waters: The Nun, the Hotelier, and the Delhi Haveli Mystery
Explore Ian Goldin’s The Shortest History of Migration: a concise look at human movement, culture, and future migration—by a migrant scholar himself. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Migration by Ian Goldin
Benyamin’s Silent Journeys illuminates the extraordinary lives of Kerala nurses. Explore themes of family, sacrifice, and healing through Manu’s quest for his WWII-era ancestor. Continue reading Book Review: Silent Journeys by Benyamin
Read our in-depth review of Ten Incarnations of Rebellion, a speculative historical fiction novel by Vaishnavi Patel that blends Vishnu’s avatars with India’s fight for freedom. Continue reading Book Review: Ten Incarnations of Rebellion by Vaishnavi Patel
Discover Dr. Krishna Saksena’s Flowers Bloom, a heartwarming book of parables and fables offering timeless life lessons. This review highlights its wisdom, impact, and the author’s remarkable journey, making it a must-read for all ages. Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: FLOWERS BLOOM BY DR KRISHNA SAKSENA
Discover a captivating historical fiction novel set in the Soviet Union, exploring themes of power, corruption, and the human spirit. Perestroika is a novel of revenge, redemption and catharsis inspired by recent European history. Continue reading Book Review: Perestroika by João Cerqueira
“Border Crossers” is a gripping novel that explores the complexities of life on the margins. Through vivid prose, Bhaskar Roy delves into the world of religious extremism, power dynamics, and the human cost of displacement. Follow the harrowing journeys of refugees as they navigate a world filled with danger, uncertainty, and the constant threat of identity loss. Continue reading Border Crossers by Bhaskar Roy: A Review
Vigil Aunties by Richa S. Mukherjee is a cozy murder mystery with a secret society of middle-aged women at its heart. It is packed with relatable characters and social commentary. Continue reading Book Review: Vigil Aunties by Richa S. Mukherjee
Murder, mayhem, and minds gone dark. Obsessed with crime thrillers? Our curated list delivers the most gripping whodunits with unforgettable characters and heart-stopping cliffhangers. Continue reading Gripping Spine-Tingling Crime Thrillers
Maulshree Mahajan has created detective fiction series for children. Her plots and characters are set in the India we relate to. But she is probably the first female author to break stereotypes and venture into writing mystery stories for young ones. her sleuths are also young girls. Continue reading The Mystery of the Forbidden Fort by Maulshree Mahajan
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