Salvation of a Saint by Keigo Higashino, Alexander O. Smith (Translated)

I have never read any of by Keigo Higashino‘s books; to be honest I have never really heard of Keigo Higashino but what totally caught my attention is the fact that the Salvation of a Saint has been compared to Steig Larsson, who i am totally in love with. With my perception set about the book in hand, I started reading and what

I Kissed A Frog By Rupa Gulab

After ages I came across an intelligently entertaining Chick-lit which was a thoroughly engaging read. Most often the chick-lits that are available are a tad bit flaky and pretentious that leaves you hating the book because you know in reality this is something that can never be possible, and there comes the bit about being

Never Say Goodbye by Rajiv Seth

Never Say Goodbye by Rajiv Seth falls under the popular fiction category and the author is a debut author. The challenge writing a book in this category is that the book should leave an imprint on the reader, propelling him/her to re-read or recommend the book. Somehow this book struggles to keep up to the

The Secrets of the Dark by Arka Chakrabarti

The Secrets of the Dark is by debut Arka Chakrabarti who spins a tale so intricate that leaves you breathless. The book revolves around the mystical land of Gaya, two immenent prophecies bind the fate of men and empires alike. It is said that the Destroyer who will be born of royalty, in the Land of