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….?
A little three-lined Haiku has turned out to be one of my favourite forms of poetry. This is my journey with this form.
In a case which seems to be apparent open-and-shut suicide, there’s more than which meets the eye. And Inspector Chopra is hell bent on seeking justice for the young victim! You have to read The Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra to know more about it.
Pursuit, a debut romance novel by Pooja Poddar Marwah, which feels like unfinished persuit to grab readers till “the end”. Read this to know why.
What if a chief inspector becomes a witness in a mystery of locked room, unidentifiable dead body, instead of an investigator? Read this to know more about this case as well as the whole Daisy Dalrymple series by Carola Dunn.
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