Pratik’s friend Jiah had a break-in at her house. Nothing was stolen, but her Kakudada Swadhin was brutally assaulted by the perpetrators. As a result of which, he is currently in a coma.
As Pratik starts to uncover some yet unknown facts about the mystery, the police have no choice but to involve him in their investigations.
Bangalored | Gayatri Chandrasekharan | Book Review
James Rutherford is on a work-related trip to India. He expects to encounter work issues and cross-cultural struggles but what truly bowls him over is a quirky, bold, and opinionated Indian girl – Radha Iyer. To cut things short, James ends up getting ‘Bangalored’ by her.
Assassinating Modi | Anuj Tikku | Book Review
As India is heading towards general elections of 2024, some are not happy and want to stop the Prime Minister at any cost. To thwart his dreams of winning a consecutive third term, they will go to any lengths. Even as far as assassinating him.
Everything Started as Nothing | Bhaskar Majumdar | Book Review
At the core of the book lies the concept – everything starts from zero. As the author takes us through the all-important steps of planning, building, sustaining, and growing a startup, we get to know the dos and don’ts, the struggles and challenges, the opportunities and strengths that a business experiences.
The Therapist | B A Paris | Book Review
When Alice and Leo shift to London and move into a newly revamped house in a closed gated community, they feel happy and accomplished. It finally feels like their dream life.
But the neighborhood is not as open and friendly as it looks. There is some secret that everyone seems to be hiding. Soon she discovers a haunting detail about her current house, one that she cannot ignore.
The Lost Woman of Santacruz | Vijay Medtia | Book Review
It is the year 1998. Mid-July. Bombay is at its humid best. And as always, Inspector Shaktawat’s life is in a mess. A brutal and fearless cop killer is at play and the police have no idea whatsoever. As the public panic increases, there is an escalating amount of pressure from those at the top.
Author Dr. Sohil Makwana talks about his latest book | Interview
Dr. Sohil Makwana (MBBS, MD) is as engaged in creative pursuits as he is in scientific ones. He is a man who dons many hats. When not spending time with his patients, he relishes his role as a fashion photographer, humorist, assistant director, screenwriter, fitness expert, and most recently a novelist.
Putli: Wanna Play | Anuj Tikku | Book Review
Sushant Gupta, an archeologist, finds the church that houses Jesus’s remains but at the same location, he also finds an ominous-looking doll that goes by the name Putli. Very soon, the locals start experiencing weird and sinister encounters that hint at a darker power at play.
The Un-Religious Saint | Munazir Hussain | Book Review
Adil is the son of middle-class parents, whose life is a restless journey of roller coaster rides that will change his outlook towards life.
The Un-Religious Saint is the story of Adil’s journey in life; a journey where is he assisted and guided by a mystic power that seems to have a bigger purpose for him.
Author P C Bala talks about his latest book | Interview
P C Balasubramanian or P C (as he is known to those close to him) is a man who dons many hats and has many interests. A Chartered Accountant by qualification, he is an entrepreneur and the founding member, CEO, and Managing Director of Matrix Business Services India, a firm known in the corporate circles […]
Author Anagha Ratish talks about her latest book | Interview
Anagha Ratish is a twelve-year-old child, who to us, feels exactly like her protagonist, Adaire – bubbly, vivacious, brave, and bold. A voracious reader herself, one of her favorite things to do is scribbling in her notebook. Fantasy, horror, and murder mysteries are among her preferred genres.
Combat Skirts | Sahana Ahmed | Book Review
Set in the 1990s, Combat Skirts narrates the story of a bubbly and vivacious young woman, Saba Minhas. Saba has joined a law college in Calcutta, and has also enrolled herself in an army hostel (AWWA) in the city. While she had big ideas about her newfound freedom, she is disappointed upon her arrival in the city.