Espionage thrillers set during Indian Freedom Struggle are hard to find. Enakshi’s The Silk Route Spy fills that void. It’s a story of Nandlal Kapur following him on his journey along the silk route, asking us to decide if he was a traitor or a patriot. Read to know more.
I was excited to read the first book of Richard Osman’s new series “We Solve Murders”. Richard’s earlier work “Thursday Murder Club” has set the bar quite high. He dropped a new one with a bang, but…
Excitedly saying hello to a zooming 2025, it’s buzzing around. I hope things I set for ’25 will complete with all your love & support. As I start the blogging journey of 2025, it will be good to expand on them a bit here.
When life is happening to me and everything is going haywire, I find solace between the two covers of books. This is my gratitude post for all the authors keeping me alive.
Tryst on a dark misty night – A poem I wrote in response to Blogchatter blog hop prompt “As the moon casts its glow on the desert sands, an ancient Caravan appeared from the mist”
October, let us have this chat right at the beginning. I have some expectations from you. I know, you are very busy being festive and all, but can I ask you to be….?
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