Beyond Lies by Alka Dimri Saklani Review
Alka Dimri Saklani'sBeyond LiesBeyond SeriesBook No. 3Beyond Lies: A nail-biting psychological thriller with a killer twist is the third book in the Beyond series by the author by Alka Dimri…
Whisper in the Wind by Venita Coelho Review
Whispers In The WindVenita Coelho Does the wind whispers in your ear? Does it tell you a story? There is something in the wind. You will know when you read…
Hope You Don’t Get Famous by Vernajh E Pinder Review
Hope You Don't Get FamousBy Vernajh K. Pinder Poetry Book Review Hope You Don't Get Famous I seldom read poetry books. There is no specific reason to point out. Maybe…
Supercop of Aryavrat by Mithilesh Kumar Review
Supercop Of Aryavrat by Mithilesh KumarSupercop of Aryavrat Worshippers remember and call Lord Krishna with many denominations. There are an endless number of titles for him. The author Mithilesh Kumar…
The Sinners by Sourabh Mukherjee Review
The Sinners by Sourabh Mukherjee A breezy read about seduction games carved around corporate cut-throat competition. Overall, a good storytelling and nothing goes over the board.Sourabh Mukherjee has nailed it…
Invisible Ties by Nadya A.R. Review
Invisible Ties by Nadya A Contemporary Fiction Impeccable and elegant writing Lush Narrative with intricate details Beautiful and eye catching cover. But the novel lacked some major ingredients to make…
The Unity Game by Leonora Meriel Review
The Unity Game by Leonora MerielThe Unity Game is a complicated but intelligent book. It will challenge and test you as a reader. I would love to reread it after…
A Useful Death by Sriram Chellapilla Review
A Useful Death by Sriram Chellapilla After a long time, I have read a crime thriller that has been meticulously planned and perfectly executed with the right blend of thrill…
Nobody’s Child by Kanchana Banerjee Review
Book ReviewNobody's Child by Kanchana BanerjeeCrime Thriller5 starsNobody's Child Book Cover First, For A Change I seldom notice the cover of the book. For me it is superficial. But not…
The Woman Behind The Waterfall by Leonora Meriel Review
The Woman Behind The Waterfall The Woman Behind The Waterfall by Leonora Meriel is a familiar tale, yet unusual. Beautiful, yet complicated, just like life. It is emotionally touching, yet bittersweet.…
Misfits, Mystics, Love, and Life by Raminder Bajwa Review
PoetryMisfits, Mystics, Love, and Life by Raminder Bajwa ReviewMisfits, Mystic, Love and Life by Raminder Bajwa is the poetry anthology. You would find poems with varied flavours and colours. Resonating with your mood…
Your Destination Has Arrived by Barry Cheema Review
Your Destination Has Arrived by Barry Cheema Spiritual FictionI was in a trance when I finished the book. Silent for a long time. Afraid to speak. Afraid that word uttered would…
Beyond Scars by Alka Dimri Saklani Review
Beyond Scars by Alka Dimri SaklaniBeyond Scars by Alka Dimri Saklani made me nostalgic. It filled me with the longing and hope to meet Nidhi, Noel and Appu once again.…
The Nine-Chambered Heart by Janice Pariat Review
The Nine Chambered Heart by Janice PariatThe Nine-Chambered Heart by Janice Pariat received enormous praise from critics and book lovers on social media. The beautiful pink colour weird heart shapes…
The Singing Guru by Kamla K. Kapur Review
Kamala K. Kapur'sThe Singing GuruBook ReviewGenre - Spiritual Book The Singing Guru The Singing Guru by Kamala Kapur was released on the occasion of 550th birth anniversary celebration of the…
Author Interview | Dr. Razi Ahmed | The Secrets of the Palamu Fort
10 questions to know more about the author Dr.Razi Ahmed Whenever I hear about Jharkhand a scene from Chak De India flashes in my mind where Jharkhand was referred to as…
Bhumika: A Story of Sita by Aditya Iyengar Review
BhumikaBy Aditya IyengarBhumika The way the author Volga redefined and refined feminism in her book Liberation of Sita has become a benchmark which continues to inspire writers and authors all…
Emperor Chandragupta by Adity Kay Review
Emperor Chandragupta by Adity KayThe Maurya and Gupta dynasty were some of the greatest dynasties which ruled India. Their kings brought abundance of glory and prosperity to the country and the citizens.…
Circus Folk & Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal Review
PoetryCircus Folk & Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal 5 StarsBook ReviewCircus Folk and Village Freaks Circus Folk and Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal is an amazing narrative poetry book. I rarely…
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee Review
Historical FictionContemporary FictionPachinko by Min Jin LeeBook ReviewPachinko Pachinko by Min Jin Lee has been on my reading radar from last four months. But I didn't pick it up due…
The Liberation of Sita by Volga Review
The Liberation Of Sita The Liberation of Sita is by far the most powerful and thought provoking books on Sita. Written by Volga, the short stories would bombard you with…
Author Interview | Reecha Agarwal Goyal | Forever Is Not Enough
BookWorld got a chance for flash question and answer session with the author Reecha Agarwal Goyal. Check it out. 1 Why do you write? Have you always wanted to be…
Tata vs Mistry by Deepali Gupta Review
Tata vs Mistry by Deepali GuptaRatan Tata and Cyrus Mistry almost appeared like father and son duo picture perfect in newspapers during the time of the announcement new head of…
Narasimha by Kevin Missal Review
Book Review Narasimha by Kevin Missal4 Star Mythology and Fantasy NarasimhaWhen Bhakt Prahlad’s ordeal went beyond his tolerance, then tearing apart the pillar out comes the Lord Narshima, half lion and…