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A Man by Keiichiro Hirano lies beside an antique key and dark mirror on a textured grey stone surface.

A Man | Keiichiro Hirano | 2018 | Book Review

A Man by Keiichiro Hirano: Can We Ever Escape Who We Were? What would you do if you discovered that the person you loved had died under someone else’s name? Would the life you shared become a lie, or would your memories remain untouched by the deception? That unsettling question opens A Man by Keiichiro Read more…

Featured image for the Under Your Skin book review showing the paperback lying tilted on a marble surface beside a perfume bottle, pearls, a pale rose, satin fabric, and a cracked compact mirror in a soft editorial still-life setting.

Under Your Skin | Sabine Durrant | 2013 | Book Review

Under Your Skin Book Review: A Slow-Burn Psychological Thriller That Prefers Questions to Answers Some thrillers grab you by the collar from the very first chapter. Others slip quietly under your skin, only revealing their impact long after you’ve turned the final page. As a book, Under Your Skin belongs to the second group. Sabine Durrant Read more…

Girl A Abigail Dean book review on Ameya

Girl A | Book Review | 2021 | Abigail Dean

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Abigail Dean is a British author. Dean was born in Manchester. Girl A is Dean’s debut novel. It was published in 2021. Dean is a lawyer and works for Google. She lives in South London. SYNOPSIS Girl A is the story of Alexandra ‘Lex’ Gracie, the survivor of a traumatic childhood after Read more…

Broken Silence | Suvika

Synopsis: Broken Silence by Suvika is the story of Adheer Nanda, the heir apparent of a textile empire. Engaged to the love of his life, Nanda’s life is turned upside down by the accusations of a murder. Kirti Malhotra, a 17-year-old, saves him from imminent incarceration, but smashes his reputation to smithereens. Devastated, Nanda disappears.

An unexpected turn of events led Tanushka to experience the best summer vacations of her life

Tanushka and the best summer vacation of her life

Who isn’t excited about their summer vacation? In 2013, I was too. Like all good things, however, the vacations too came at a price. They invariably brought with them tons of homework, which I absolutely dreaded. Back in those days, the CBSE had recently changed the curriculum, under which they had ‘supplemented’ the homework with Read more…

How Rishabh Jain from Sonipat started reading to hone his detective skills

How Agatha Christie motivated the detective in young Rishabh

I never had a knack for reading books. Even during my school days, I used to cram reference books and then sit exams. For me, reading a book was equivalent to taking sleeping pills, the moment I opened a book, my seemingly endless voyage never quite made it past the very first page. Somehow, I Read more…