Kaal Ki Qaid Mein explores the harsh realities of Indian prison life, focusing on the notorious serial killer Vijay Palande. Anuj Tikku provides a deep look into how prisons break down the physical and mental health of criminals, illustrating their downfall through Palande and other infamous figures of Mumbai’s underworld.
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Are you looking for some good fiction books to read? bookGeeks has one of the largest collection of Indian Fiction Books and Novels. Right from classics written by authors like R.K. Narayan, Ruskin Bond and Khushwant Singh to present-day writers like Chetan Bhagat, Amish and Ashwin Sanghi, we have got you covered.
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When Kumaresan marries Saroja across caste lines, they return to his village, where their love is met with hostility and suspicion. As tensions rise and the villagers’ anger grows, Saroja struggles to find her place in a world determined to reject her.
Mayur’s harmless whistle on the remote Andaman island of Phookiru awakens an ancient, vengeful witch. He and his cousin Heembra, visiting their forest ranger cousin, Raghu, must navigate age-old rituals, friendly tantrics, and mysterious customs to survive the chilling encounter with the supernatural.
The eccentric Mehta family’s tranquil life is disrupted when NRI tycoon Bobby Chander sets his sights on their seaside resort. But Kalyani Mehta refuses to sell and Bobby refused to back down. Enter Maya, Kalyani’s con artist sister with her over-the-top and elaborate schemes. With hidden agendas and escalating tensions, will the Mehtas outwit Bobby’s relentless pursuit?
In Temple Hill, Mumbai, divorced writer Radhika Zaveri teams up with Sarla Ben, a matrimony bureau owner, for her next book. When Sarla’s employee, Hansa, is found murdered, secrets from background checks emerge. Is Hansa’s death linked to her work, or something more sinister? An unputdownable murder investigation ensues.
The Magic of the Lost Temple tells us about a girl named Anoushka. She lives in the big city of Bangalore but goes for a vacation to her grandparents’ house in a village named Somanahalli in Karnataka. One day, she comes across an ancient stepwell and sets off on an exciting discovery adventure. Ideal for children in the age of 7 to 13 years, the book would appeal to lovers of adventure fiction.
Stella Bloom’s Christmas tree farm faces disaster with dead trees, raccoon takeovers, and missing shipments. To save her farm, she enlists her best friend Luka in a fake dating scheme to win a contest. Their chemistry ignites in this charming holiday romance, blending friends-to-lovers and festive cheer perfectly.
This book unfolds the extraordinary, heartwarming tale of Keiko Furukura, a 36-year-old Tokyo resident, a strange character who is strange but sweet, weird but lovable, and imperfect but still perfect in ways that we cannot comprehend. At its core, it pays homage to individuals often overlooked or deemed “ordinary” by society.
Rediscover the magic of childhood with “Hanuman: The Epitome of Devotion and Courage” by Amar Chitra Katha. This 32-page book, filled with vibrant illustrations and captivating storytelling, introduces kids to the mighty Hanuman and his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. Perfect for young readers.
Deified is a contemporary women’s fiction that weaves the tale of Saanvi, a formidable and empowered young woman. Through its compelling narrative, the novel deftly addresses the often-overlooked social issue of abuse, raising awareness about the same and opening it up for dialogue in public spaces.
The Greatest Battle of Culture reimagines the clash and eventual assimilation of the Harappan and Aryan civilizations. Spanning multiple generations, this 152-page historical fiction offers a unique and unconventional take on ancient cultural interplay. The book’s simple language makes it accessible to beginner-level readers interested in historical fiction and philosophy.
All of 128 pages, Amitav Ganguly’s Twelve Paranormal Tales offers a quick dive into the genre of Indian horror. With most stories between 5 to 10 pages in length, it takes us on a short but unique adventure. The characters and setting in each story are different to some extent, giving us some range in the supernatural experiences and the eerie encounters.
Chloe, a spirited librarian in a quaint town, uncovers a rare, forbidden book brimming with love notes. As she delves into its secrets, she discovers a journey of self-discovery, unexpected romance, and newfound connections with her mysterious neighbor, Jasper, unraveling the town’s hidden stories of love and loss.
In “The Mystery of the Graveyard Gold,” Karthik, Aarav, and Asha stumble upon a pot of gold at midnight in the eerie Ulsoor graveyard. Their thrilling adventure to uncover the truth turns rivals into best friends, as they navigate mystery, friendship, and excitement at every turn.
It has been a couple of centuries since AI transformed the lives of humans, and three hundred years ago that the Great Digitization took place. It is in such a world where our protagonists, two brothers – Atul and Rohan work and live. While one is cautious, the other risks everything in high-stakes games. When Arcadia crashes, their lives are thrown into chaos, In a world that is completely run online, what happens when everything goes off?
Gwyn Jones thrives in Graves Glen with her witchcraft shop, Something Wicked, until Wells Penhallow moves from Wales to open a rival store. Their business feud escalates into a passionate romance amid a looming supernatural threat. Can they unite to save their enchanted town from impending peril?
“Pineapple Street” by Jenny Jackson immerses you in the lives of the ultra-rich Stockton family. Follow Darley, a stay-at-home mom, Georgina, a clueless heiress, and Sasha, a self-made businesswoman, as they navigate family dynamics, wealth, and life choices in their opulent Brooklyn mansion, revealing that money can’t buy happiness.
In The Naga Warriors: Battle for Gokul, brave Naga sadhus heroically defend their sacred city against the formidable and evil Afghan invaders led by Ahmed Shah Abdali. Set in 1757, this historical fiction weaves mythology and history, showcasing the valor and relentless dedication of the Nagas in protecting their land and Dharma.