Tag: Liars

Liars

Murder on the Cricket Green | Catherine Coles

If you are a fan of cozy mysteries and crime stories based in small villages, then this is the perfect book for you. Although I am yet to read previous books in this series, that didn’t prove to be an issue, as I was immediately captivated by this latest installment in the Martha Miller mysteries. […]

Best Fiction and Nonfiction Books to Buy in January 2026

January is one of the most exciting months in the publishing calendar. As readers reset their goals and rebuild reading habits for the year ahead, publishers release some of their most anticipated fiction and nonfiction titles. January 2026 brings a powerful mix of literary heavyweights, viral thrillers, thoughtful memoirs, and timely nonfiction exploring culture, creativity, […]

Totally Fine | Nick Spalding

Charlie King is always Totally Fine. Anything life throws at him or anyone asks him about any topic- his standard answer is going to include those magical words. That’s his mantra to get through any difficult situation- no matter how big or small, no matter no trivial or serious. He tries to keep up by […]

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 […]

Home Before Night | J.P. Pomare

A short, gritty and mystery story taking place during the Covid lockdown in Melbourne can be the apt summarization of this novel by Australia based writer J.P. Pomare. Beyond its limited number of pages, this novel also has limited scope and a restrictive way of presenting the characters. Therefore, it becomes difficult to find a […]

Down Time | Andrew Martin

Five millennial friends navigating the modern life challenges especially in their thirties is the central premise of this book by Andrew Martin. This story revolves around two couples. First couple is struggling to be together despite the challenges involving addiction, emotional dependency and financial survival. They are Cassandra and Aaron where the later depends on […]

From Words To Views |A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder

Andie Bell was a good girl, a good student, a good daughter, and a good girlfriend. Then, one day she mysteriously disappeared after spending an evening with her boyfriend- Sal Singh. Salil “Sal” Singh was a good boy, a good son, and a good boyfriend, till he took the life of his girlfriend and then […]

The Vacation |  Kathryn Croft

It starts smoothly, hurtles along unexpected twists and turns, only to end on an unexpected revelation- all under the run time of 5 hours. Just plug it in and listen to this fast-paced audio book narrated by the talented duo- Julia Whelan and Mia McKenna-Bruce. These voice actors are really the soul of this thriller […]

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 | The Fall of the House of Usher

As soon as I heard that it is a modern adaptation of the classic short story written by Edgar Allan Poe, I was super excited to binge-watch this series in one go. And what better timing to watch this than the Halloween season, making it a perfect spooky night watch party. Staying true to its […]