One Day, I’ll Marry You Okay I don’t know how to put this into words…. I’ve finished reading One Day (by David Nicholls) one year ago n and I was remembering this book now, and it’s so….it’s so fantastic, totally brilliant! I give 5 stars and it is the best book of the year....
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The young financial executive who shared his first year’s work experience with his HBS (read: Human Ball Scratcher) boss in Corporate Atyaachaar is back with the same obnoxious, irritating, dominant boss this time on an off-site tamasha with the boss finally mating meeting his fitting nemesis in the form of a rich, arrogant, most...
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You are 30 plus something, you are a suburban housewife in one of the busiest city of India – Mumbai, you have a hyper active kid who keeps bouncing off the walls as if he has springs attached to his shoes, you are a person who has a knack of sticking her nose in...
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Does the likes of CIA, KGB, Federal cop finds favour with you as a reader? If yes, then ‘The Second Lady’ satiates your desire to read political fiction with lots of turns & twists thrown in. Billie Bradford is the First Lady of United States of America; beautiful, intelligent and enchanting and married to...
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“Paris is a bitch” is a short story all of roughly 40 pages by crime-fiction author “Barry Eisler”. I find that if you haven’t yet read anything by Barry Eisler yet, this would be a great place to start. Its generally fast paced, well described, has major characters John Rain (contract killer/assassin) and Delilah...
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The book begins with a piece of news from a newspaper and reading through it reminds us of the terrorist attack in India sometime back. On this news the entire story is set. As a reader this is my first experience on the subject matter where it involves a journey through high sea and...
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This is the fourth book of Ravi Subramanian and third in the banking series and trust me he doesn’t disappoint the readers. Yes, the story does sound familiar because of the banking background and one tends to search the similar names like Aditya, etc. and all which were common in his previous banking fictions...
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“Trade winds to Meluhha” is a forthcoming historical novel written by first time novelist, Vasant Dave. Here is a short preview of the book for our readers. The Mesopotamians knew Harappan or Indus Valley Civilization as ‘Meluhha’. Explorer Thor Heyerdahl of Kon-Tiki fame sailed in a reed-boat from Iraq to Oman and from there...
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Author: Ismita Tandon Dhankher Author: Ismita Tandon Dhanker Format: Paperback Language: English Pages: 224 Price: 150 Publishers: Penguin ISBN Number: 9780143414681 About the book: Is it Miss Marple at her post teens, or is Sancha bitten by the Marple bug? Or is she somehow related to the prim moustache Hercule Poirot? Ishimta Tandon Dhankher seems...
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Chetan Bhagat – the name inspires the readers (I thought so until this one). Many followed their writing dreams after reading him and he opened the Indian literary world to the masses. He was a revolution himself when he wrote Five Point Someone, One Night @ the Call Center, The 3 Mistakes of My...
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