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Rock Paper Scissors | Alex Feeney

It’s really a game- for her, for him, for them and even for us, their readers. Rock on Paper getting cut by Scissors in a surreptitious love story where love is not at all what seems. The depth of that love is like the Scottish loch- bottomless, magical and hauntingly scenic. The Scottish loch is […]

The Chateau | Avery Bishop

A newly wed woman meets a mysterious stranger during her minimoon. Surprisingly nobody but she has come across this enigmatic woman who is supposed to be a resident in the same hotel as she and husband are planning to spend their short vacation. Almost everybody denies knowing her or refuses her existence. So much so […]

Down Time | Andrew Martin

There are five friends and they are traversing their lives. They are millennials and they have crossed that hallowed threshold of age 30 to enter into mature adult existence. Still, they are not stable, settled or sure about their life. That’s the basic premise of this novel by Andrew Martin. There are two couples in […]

From Words To Views | Bodies

Whoa!! What the hell did I just watched???!! There are quite a few series/ movies which make you ask such questions as their story and/or execution is so much dumbfounding. Bodies is one series which lefts you with more questions than answers. It’s a screen adaptation of  DC Vertigo graphic novel of the same name, […]

From Words To Views | Ripley

The black and white color palette is the first clever indication of presenting things in stark contrasts,  even though there is a vast difference in what has been presented and what your eyes are seeing. This deceitfulness is the real crux of this popular Netflix series, so it remains faithful to the main theme of […]

The Parisian | Isabella Hammad

What happens when you combine a romantic fiction with a political non-fiction? The answer is The Parisian by Isabella Hammad. It’s a vivid combination of romantic saga, historical fiction, domestic thriller, and political non-fiction. At times it works, but other times it doesn’t; thus, the author’s seminal work fails to present a cohesive picture. At […]

Top 15 Must-Read Books For Your August 2025 TBR

August 2025 brings a standout selection of fiction and nonfiction titles—from richly imagined historical fiction and gripping literary novels to incisive political nonfiction and investigative narratives. Whether you crave immersive period storytelling or insightful explorations of democracy, power, and public life, this list has the best new releases August 2025 covered. These top fiction August 2025 and top […]

The Unappealing Call of The Sirens

Was it a swoon-worthy series to watch? Since its release in May 2025, there have been many conflicting reviews about this glamorous production. Although the conflict is mostly limited to its ending rather than the content itself, there are still cynics like me who have failed to comprehend the charms of this series. Netflix has […]

Top 15 Must-Read Books to Pick in July 2025

If you’re looking for the best books to buy in July 2025, this handpicked list has you covered. From pulse-pounding psychological thrillers and emotionally charged literary fiction to insightful nonfiction tackling history, politics, science, and technology, these are the top new book releases readers are buzzing about this summer. Whether you want gripping summer reads, […]