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Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams – A book review
Does it ever annoy you when you expect something...
Review shots: Christie’s murder mysteries
It is a brand new month and that means it is...
Book review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Once in a while we read a book that will make you excited and some might even make you cry. While The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society made me feel me both, the one feeling that I can associate with it more than the above is warm fuzzy. I can remember the...
Book review: The Finishing Touches
A real long time ago, I found Hester Browne out of nowhere and I could not get enough of her books. I read the Little Browne Agency and hunted down (after considerable difficulties) the rest of the books in the trilogy and completed all of them in less than a week's...
Book Review: The Geography of You and Me
I remember staying up all through the night reading the author's earlier work (The Statistical Probability Of Love At First Sight) few years ago and I hoped The Geography of You and Me would help me repeat the experience. Did it fulfill the promise? Read on to know...
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows: A Book Review
I read Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows by Balli Kaur Jaswal before it took the book world by a storm. Ok not the book world, at least the book blogger community loved and everyone who read it raved it. But how did it fare on my scale? Let us get on to the review!...
Book review: Crooked House
When we hear about Agatha Christie's books we immediately associate them with Monsieur Poirot or Miss Marple or the lesser known Tuppence. I was pleasantly surprised that none of these characters would be appearing in Crooked House. To be honest I had never heard of...
Book Review: Swing Time
Like most readers my to be read list seems never ending, and I have lost hope that I would ever clear it off. On the other hand, my to be reviewed list is not too long but as I do not follow any hard rules in picking the book from that list to review, the books I...
Book Review: Fluence
I have wondered time and again of a world without a government, or without the rules as we know. Most dystopian novels help us have a glimpse of such a world but a very few makes us wish they were true. Go ahead read if Fluence made the cut. Book Name: Fluence Author:...
Book Review: The Killing of Mummy’s Boy
How far would you let a stranger into your life? How far, if he was a convicted murderer? How far, if he would proclaim it in public? About the book Book Name: The Killing of Mummy's Boy Author: Joan Ellis Genre: Fiction - Thriller Characters: Sandra,...
Book Review: My DisOrganised Life
I have promised myself to try out new authors and try not to be a book snob, as hard as I can. When I saw the book on Netgalley I was so drawn to the cover and decided that I have to get / read My DisOrganised Life. I have never read any of the author's books but...