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.
Night Watchman Pvt Ltd | Naveen Kundra | Book Review
A killer is on the loose in the city of Dhan Nagari. The pressure is mounting on Yudhisthir Sanghvi to step down from the post of Chief Minister.
Somewhere in the same city, Sanjay Dhingra is aware of his eventual arrest. People are plotting against him.
Six Weeks to Live | Catherine McKenzie | Book Review
Jennifer Barnes is a forty-eight-year-old woman who discovers that she has glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive type of brain cancer that gives her only six weeks to live. But when she puts two and two together, she realizes that this cancer was given to her. Someone had planned to kill her.
Faith and the Beloved | Kochery C Shibu | Book Review
At the very core of the book is the idea of keeping faith and the notion of being one’s beloved. It talks about loving someone wholeheartedly only to discover a completely different side to their personality that eventually comes as a shock.
Together We Were (W)hole | Namrata Gupta | Book Review
A page-turner is an understatement for Together We were (W)hole. This thriller opens in an office cabin when it suddenly begins to rain cats and dogs. A major business deal is about to be signed but what pans out is corporate politics and mishandled secrets which the protagonist deals with wit and cool-headedness.
The Newtonian Prophecy | Aditya Ram | Book Review
The characters don’t bleed all over each other nor do they suffocate or fight for space. They are just perfect. Making their own space and impression in the mind of the reader.
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires | Grady Hendrix | Book Review
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires is a book that deserves every bit of the hype that it is currently getting. It is a clever twist on traditional vampire fiction; one that seems like a perfect combination of Desperate Housewives and Dracula.
Fifteen Minutes Fifteen Seconds | Puneet Pundir | Book Review
Fifteen Minutes Fifteen Seconds is a short novella that would appeal to people who have an interest in mysticism and magic. It speaks of a transformation that is extraordinary and magical, and that can be best described as metaphysical.
Major Rudraksha | Sivakumar S | Book Review
A team of elite NSG commandos called Pandavashave been deployed on a highly-sensitive hostage rescue mission that will take them to the thickly forested Dantewada region.
One Arranged Murder | Chetan Bhagat | Book Review
Chetan Bhagat’s One Arranged Murder has all the ingredients of a classic masala drama. It has romance, comedy, murder, action, adventure, family drama, friendships, and light-hearted banter.
A Silent Takeover | Sarvananda Chandrashekaraiah | Book Review
Every single one of superstar Raaj’s official ex-girlfriend either ends up becoming mentally unstable or dies under mysterious circumstances. Driven with a sense of moral justice and a passion for investigative journalism, Suhaasini sets out on a path to unravel the truth.
Twins in Trouble | Pravashanti PSV | Book Review
‘Twins in Trouble’ narrates the story Rhea and Riniget, the identical twins who get entangled in a sinister drug deal while attempting an innocent prank to fool a hairstylist.