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Book review: Cobalt Blue
Once during an intense conversation, a friend of...
Book review: Bend Your Knees & Do Your Best
Have you ever wished that you got a sign from...
Review Shots: A cocktail of travelogue, dystopian thriller and a dash of geekiness
You all know I turned out fairly 'nice' on Santa's meter this festive season. But I realized there are quite a number of books that I have accumulated under the 'to-be-reviewed' shelf and I finally decided that it is high time I caught up with them. And since it seems...
Book review: Second Chance
Why are some people rude to people without thinking twice? Do they realize the effects of their actions on others' lives? Do they know they are hurting, belittling and may even pushing the other person to the edge? And most of importantly, would they change their...
Book review: Recycled Love
What is the worst thing that could happen to you while traveling abroad? Dan Palmer and his group of tourists see them all when they travel across India. The story takes us through the beautiful country along the story line. Read Recycled love to join the journey with...
Book review: Waterboarding
What happens if you lose a few of your memories, that you wanted to forget anyway? Is it worth knowing a few that have left you, all over again? Would it be worth it this time? Bragadeesh Prasanna tries to help us answer these questions through his new novel Waterboarding.
Book Review: Blood in the Paradise
If you like to solve an impossible murder, then you should pick Blood in the Paradise this weekend.
Book review: Harappa – Curse of the Blood River
I am known to be avoiding the fantasy genre for a while, these days. The number of blood sucking vampires and werewolves and dragons have gone too many on my ARCs shelves that I even have lost count of them. So when I was approached for the review of Harappa - Curse...
Book review: India Shining
While the entire blogger fraternity is going crazy with their resolutions to read more and blog more, it has been almost a month since I have read anything, much longer since I reviewed. Though it is unlike me to not pick a book for such a long time, especially when I...
Book Review: Optimal Exposure
“That's the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet.”― Jhumpa Lahiri, The Namesake If my last book had taken me to Afghanistan, the war-torn country with rich culture and diversity, Optimal Exposure took me to Israel and then...
Book Review: Metro Diaries – 2
If you have been in the webs of the internet for a while, then you should be struck by the writer bug like many of us have. There you go I said what I desperately try not to get attached to 'writer' tag. I write (type) a wee bit, and surely not what I could tag on as...