In “Good Girl Bad,” a gripping tale unfolds. Two decades ago, a Mother’s Day abduction haunted them. Now, Edith, an 80-year-old ex-detective, is trapped in a deadly nursing home. Patience, a young staffer with secrets, befriends her. Meanwhile, Clio, Edith’s daughter, deals with a client harboring sinister intentions. A murder at the nursing home links them all, reigniting the past, and unraveling the kidnapping’s hidden connection.
Dirty Laundry | Disha Bose | Book Review
Unveil the secrets lurking behind the pristine façades of ‘Dirty Laundry.’ In this gripping narrative, even the seemingly insignificant characters harbor concealed truths, as a shocking murder disrupts their perfect lives. Meet Ciara, the neighborhood’s Queen Bee, Lauren, the unpretentious mother, and Mishti, the fish out of water, as they grapple with the complexities of motherhood, marriage, and scandal. Get ready for a whirlwind of suspense and revelations in this tale of unraveling lives.
Marriages are Made in Kitchen | Tanvi Sinha | Book Review
“Marriages are Made in Kitchen” sets the stage for a thrilling journey! Medhavi rejects the idea that cooking defines her, while Akash couldn’t care less. Their arranged marriage faces a daunting test during a virus outbreak and lockdown, with no household help. Will love conquer the pandemic’s challenges? This tale explores the essence of companionship and the strength of a relationship in the face of an unexpected pandemic.
Now You See Us | Balli Kaur Jaswal | Book Review
Dive into the vibrant world of “Now You See Us” by Balli Kaur Jaswal. In the bustling city of Singapore, Cora, Donita, and Angel, Filipino domestic workers, navigate complex lives. Cora conceals her past, Donita defies her demanding boss, and Angel grapples with a breakup. Together, they form an extraordinary friendship, embarking on a mission to uncover the secrets hidden within Singapore’s elite. Join their captivating journey into a world of intrigue and resilience.
The Play of Justice | Dr. Kaushik Chaudhary | Book Review
The heart of this tale is what ignites your passion! Bursting at the seams with compelling and charismatic characters, their enigmatic motives and rich backstories, all served up in a tantalizing blend of full-throttle masala entertainment, this book is an absolute gem. The Play of Justice is a captivating entertainer that’s practically begging to hit the big screen—whether as a blockbuster movie or a binge-worthy web series. The narrative is an intoxicating mix of elements that’ll keep readers glued to their screens.
Influential | Amara Sage | Book Review
Almond Brown, a mixed-race teen, lives a life under constant social media scrutiny, initially through her mom’s posts, and now featuring her vegan lifestyle. This fame brings rewards but leaves Almond discontent. She never chose it, and it alienates her from friends, fuels anxiety and insecurity. As internet threats grow, she contemplates a clean break, but real-life friends hold the key to her rescue if she realizes it.
Kisi Ki Khopdi Kisi Ka Dhad | Anuj Tikku | Book Review
Anuj Tikku delivers a chilling surprise for true crime enthusiasts: the latest addition to the ‘Yes Sir I Killed My Dad’ series. Brace yourself for “Kisi Ki Khopdi Kisi Ka Dhad,” where the enigmatic Kumbharli Ghat becomes the backdrop for a sinister tale spun by serial killer Vijay Palande. Unravel the mysteries of his fifth victim in this gripping true crime saga that exposes the darkest depths of criminal minds.
Wide Canvas | Anil Annaiah | Book Review
In “Wide Canvas” by Anil Annaiah, simplicity takes center stage, echoing the timeless adage that it is the pinnacle of sophistication. This book’s elegant prose captivates, as the author’s thoughts are etched onto its pages, ready to sprout seeds of inspiration within readers’ minds. With a blend of simplicity and sophistication, Annaiah’s work becomes a fertile ground where ideas find root and flourish.
Love, Theoretically | Ali Hazelwood | Book Review
Elsie Hannaway is a theoretical physicist. She also has Type 1 Diabetes, but her insurance doesn’t pay for her medical costs. Because of this, she ends up working for a fake dating app to make extra money. Elsie makes it to the last stage of her dream job, but she finds herself clashing with Jack Smith, an experimental physicist who happens to be the older brother of her favorite client.
The Trial of Palande | Anuj Tikku | Book Review
“The Trial of Palande” is an electrifying true-crime courtroom drama that thrusts us into the very epicenter of the battle for justice. Anuj Tikku, unwavering in his pursuit of truth, makes a dramatic entrance into the bustling city of Mumbai. Here, he takes center stage as the pivotal witness in the haunting murder case of his father, Arun Kumar Tikku.
A Few Thousand Kilometres of Happiness | Anand Krishna Panicker | Book Review
A Few Thousand Kilometres of Happiness narrates the captivating tale of Anand Krishnan and Varun Kumar, two motorcycle tourers who embark on an extraordinary journey spanning several thousand kilometers. This book intricately captures their expedition, chronicling the various incidents, conflicts, nightlife encounters, challenges, and accidents they encounter along the way.
Cold Blooded Love | Girish Dutt Shukla | Book Review
While the realm of psychological thrillers boasts an abundance of remarkable works by international authors, I have noticed a dearth of Indian voices making their mark in this genre. There seemed to be a void awaiting fresh voices to emerge. Into this space, enters Girish Dutt Shukla and his gripping masterpiece, Cold Blooded Love. The novel not only captivates with its dark and compelling psychological narrative but also heralds the arrival of a promising new talent in this unexplored realm.