The Coalbearer’s HomeAuthor: Alka SinghPublisher: Leadstart InkstateRating: 3/5 One of the best things about contemporary fiction is that it has the calibre of striking the right chord owing to its inspiration from true events. Unlike the make-belief of fiction, The …
Book Review: Twenty Years After the Massacre of the Pink Moon by Surinder Maan
Twenty Years After the Massacre of the Pink MoonAuthor: Surinder MaanPublisher: Self-publishedRating: 3/5 Life and Death are part and parcel of nature. While the former gives hope and the spiritual boost to conquer the earth, the latter often wrings out …
Author in Focus: Matt Spencer
Hi folks!I am back with another author who has won me over with his story-telling skills. Known for The Deschembine Trilogy, Matt has aced writing this genre with his brilliant and engaging story-telling skills. Here is a short conversation that …
Book Review: My Friend Genie by Suhas Inamdar
My Friend GenieAuthor: Suhas InamdarPublisher: Notion PressRating: 3/5 Do you remember watching ‘I Dream of Genie’ during your childhood? Wasn’t it wonderful to watch such a show where magic let your imagination run wild and also promised entertainment and fun? …
Book Review: The Unsolved Case of an Indian Woman by Puneeth JH
The Unsolved Case of an Indian WomanAuthor: Puneeth JHPublisher: Half Baked BeansRating: 3/5 “You cannot swim for new horizons until you have courage to lose sight of the shore.”― William Faulkner Often doing things greater than oneself involve a lot …
Book Review: 21 Fantastic Failures by Sonali Misra
21 Fantastic FailuresAuthor: Sonali MisraPublisher: Rupa PublishersRating: 3.5/5 It is a very well known adage that failures are the stepping stones for success. Success is not measured by wins but by the courage of combating failures one after the other. …
Book Review: Vahana by Devdutt Pattanaik
VahanaAuthor: Devdutt PattanaikPublisher: Rupa Publications This is for the very first time that I have got a lovely children’s book by Rupa Publishers for review. Known for his knowledge of mythology, religion, management and folklore, Devdutt Pattanaik has already established …
Book Review: Three Nights and Four Days by Shilpa Jain
Three Nights and Four DaysAuthor: Shilpa JainPublisher: Self-publishedRating: 3.5/5 Romantic comedy is one genre that never fails to lift my mood. Three Nights and Four Days is a romantic comedy that resembles ‘Blended’ in many ways. The plot is simple …
Book Review: The Trail of the Beast by Matt Spencer (Book 2)
The Trail of the Beast (Book 2 in the series)Author: Matt SpencerPublisher: Back Roads Carnival BooksRating: 4.5/5 It has been five years since Rob and Sally have been together. Now married, they are away from the horrendous gloom that persisted …
Book Review: A Vikram-Aditya Story: Ranthambore Adventure by Deepak Dalal
Deepak Dalal conjures up an alluring world where adventure meets thrill and this gives rise to a series of events that will surely make the readers do a double-take. As a part of the Vikram-Aditya Series, the Ranthambore Adventures transports …