Kalpesh Desai’s What The Train Left Behind is a deeply reflective collection of stories set in the lingering shadows of Partition, exploring memory, loss, separation, and the quiet fragments of lives history forced apart.
A delightful collection of clever and funny stories filled with tricks, wisdom, and surprising twists. Each tale introduces memorable characters and teaches important lessons while making readers laugh and enjoy every moment.
In this insightful conversation, Sneha Sabu speaks about her writing journey, the inspiration behind her poetry collection My Lost Pages, and how storytelling becomes a powerful space for reflection, emotion, and understanding everyday moments.
In a charming seaside town, a determined woman returns to rescue her great aunt’s struggling bookshop, only to face a wealthy rival opening a dazzling bookstore across the street. Rivalry, secrets, and unexpected emotions soon collide.
To Die in Benaras is a haunting short story collection set in Kashi, exploring death, longing, ritual, and colonial echoes through seven poignant, philosophical tales steeped in culture, sorrow, and the eternal presence of the Ganga.
Dear Debbie is a deliciously dark psychological thriller where a mild-mannered advice columnist, betrayed and broken, sheds her polite facade and embraces revenge, revealing a chilling, powerful transformation that will leave readers stunned and breathless.
The Ghosts of Indian Small Towns takes you into quiet cinemas, rainy streets, old bookshops, and peaceful hills, where Ruskin Bond brings alive his childhood, strange neighbours, and fading towns with warmth, honesty, and longing.
Struggling to finish books or remember what you read? This practical guide shows you how to read with intention, improve focus, retain key insights, and build simple habits that make reading more meaningful, efficient, and genuinely rewarding.
When Agalya auditions for Rapunzel in her school’s Tangled play, her best friend turns rival, mean girls whisper, and hair disasters strike. Determined to prove kindness beats glamour, she fights bullies and self-doubt.
The Silk Route Spy is a gripping historical espionage thriller based on a true story from India’s freedom struggle, following a daring double agent who risked everything under British rule, becoming an unsung hero of colonial resistance.
BookGeeks is honoured to be recognised among the Top Book Blogs in India, a milestone reflecting years of honest reviews, passionate readership, meaningful literary conversations, and an unwavering commitment to nurturing India’s vibrant reading culture.
An idealistic officer, wary companions, and desert dwellers with stories etched in silence collide in a remote wilderness, where human longing, power, and belief slowly unravel, and reality fractures through the eyes of those who witness his unsettling transformation.
In this engaging conversation, author Ajeet Pratap Singh talks about mythology, research, temple mysteries, engineering discipline, and the journey from chocolatier to storyteller, while teasing dangers and what readers can expect from the trilogy.
A man with missing memories and a shadowy guide travel through sacred temples and forgotten histories, chasing cryptic clues that tie mythology to the present, while trust, truth, and hidden motives collide in a fast-paced, suspenseful quest.
An unnamed woman navigates a quiet Italian city, observing people, places, and fleeting moments. Through introspection, solitude, and subtle shifts, she reflects on belonging, existence, and the delicate rhythms of life, finding meaning in the mundane and the in-between spaces.
Scarlet Harlot peels back the glittering façade of Singapore’s escorting world, blending glamour, sexuality, ambition, and inner conflict in a candid memoir that promises scandal, freedom, and confession—but ultimately skims the surface of a deeply complex double life.
Sive’s daughter Faye disappears on a crowded London tube. As the frantic search unfolds, family secrets, hidden tensions, and old friendships unravel, revealing a tangled web of lies, betrayals, and unexpected truths that no one could have anticipated.
Set between 1968 and 1989 in Kashmir, two families—one sheltered by rituals, childhood games, and a newly built home in Srinagar, the other shaped by fields, faith, and growing discontent in the Lolab Valley—move toward an inevitable collision, as ideology hardens, violence erupts, and the valley bears witness to exile, radicalisation, and enduring grief.