Taking the Taj by Shivjeet Kullar – Book Preview Taking the Taj is another debut novel that promises to be a gripping one and it’ll be interesting to see how this book shapes up. The plot seems intriguing enough with a hostage drama being played out in Agra at the Taj Mahal but what is [...]
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And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini – Release Date I first read the now famous Khaled Hosseini novels long before they became the sensation they are now and they are the kind of books that one has difficulty writing a review about. And I’m sure that’s exactly going to be the case with me [...]
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Inferno by Dan Brown – Book (P)Review Dan Brown is back with the latest Robert Langdon thriller so be prepared to enter the world of mysteries, cryptic messages and secrets that have been hidden for centuries. After the success of his last book, The Lost Symbol, die-hard Dan Brown fans will eagerly be awaiting the [...]
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Latest Update on The Oath of the Vayuputras Release Date Breaking News: Pre-order for The Oath of the Vayuputras has now started. Click here to pre-order this book at a 40% Discount Till last week, most of us didn’t have any clue on The Oath of the Vayuputras Release Date but thankfully, Amish Tripathi has now revealed [...]
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Blood Red Sari by Ashok Banker – Book Summary I’ve been a fan of Ashok Kumar Banker ever since I read one of his books in the Krishna Coriolis Series way back in 2010 and have kept pace with his work following the success of his last, The Forest of Stories. There are very few [...]
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Chronicle of a Corpse Bearer by Cyrus Mistry – Book Summary A lot of you might not have heard of Cyrus Mistry and for the rare few who have, you’ll most probably have mistook him for Ratan Tata’s successor! If you belong to the second group, then you’re not alone; when I picked up Cyrus [...]
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The Krishna Key by Ashwin Sanghi – Book Summary Thanks to authors like Amish Tripathi and Ashwin Sanghi, there’s a lot of intrigue and excitement around Indian mythology and people are seeing that old stories, written in an entirely new light with gods being cast in modern day avatars is a sure-fire way of a [...]
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An Interaction with Gus Cileone, Author of Feast or Famine Augustus Cileone was born in Philadelphia. He received undergraduate and graduate degrees in English from Temple University. He later studied at Saint Joseph’s University and acquired teaching certificates in elementary and secondary education. Augustus Cileone won the Dark Oak Mystery Contest sponsored by Oak Tree Press, [...]
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Book Review of Feast or Famine – Introduction After a really hectic week at work, I was looking forward to reading something humorous and entertaining in order to recharge my batteries. And this weekend, I was rewarded for all that hard work in the form of a brilliant ebook called Feast or Famine written by [...]
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River of Smoke by Amitav Ghosh – A Short Book Review When I published my list of the Top 10 Books of the Year and my list of the Top 10 Fiction Books of the Year, I featured Amitav Ghosh’s latest novel, River of Smoke in those lists. A lot of readers mailed back to [...]
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