I can’t remember what I said in the review of Memory Man, which was the first book in the series but let me tell you I am now officially an Amos Decker Fan. Sorry Reacher, I know we had a good time and that we survived even when Tom Cruise Continue Reading
Book Review:Charmcaster (Spellslinger#3) by Sebastien De Castell
Sebastien De Castell !, Did I ever tell you that you are a genius? Oh, I think I have ..right? In all the other reviews of this series 😛 I can’t help it but say it again and again that I am in love with this series for being funny. Continue Reading
Book Review: The Cousins by Karen M McManus
The cousins are more like the Famous Five modern-day incarnation. Man !! talk about a summer wherein you hangout and go revealing the biggest scandal ever? WOH talk about a fun summer. Although this is nothing like the innocent and softer Famous five. These cousins are not to be messed Continue Reading
Cover Reveal : Right Kind of Wrong by Shilpa Suraj
He’s dangerous, damaged and doomed but he’s hers… With no name, no medical history, multiple gunshot wounds and enough security to rival the Prime Minister’s, Dr Aria Dubey’s new patient is something more than she asked for. And everything she might just need. Intelligence Officer Karan Bhatnagar has only Continue Reading
Character Rants: One to Watch
One thing that I hate doing is to judge a book by the characters in them or their actions. That’s usually up for individual perception and our outlook towards life. But as I finished reading One to watch by Kate Stayman-London, I couldn’t stop myself from starting a character ranting. Continue Reading
Book Review: One to watch by Kate Stayman
One to watch is a classic case of scrambled thoughts. I didn’t get this book at all and because of that It is definitely not something that I enjoyed. To be honest the book is a giant juxtaposition not knowing which side to be on. I know there might be Continue Reading
Book Review: Olivia Twist by Lorie Langdon
There is a reason why I was never a good literature student. The whole Elizabethan and victorian era is not for me 😛 Guess I am more into the present than looking back at past. OK Ok, I am wrapping up the BULL. The point is the classics are not Continue Reading
Book Review: Vicious Spirits by Kat Cho
Ok Seriously! Kat Cho, we need to talk. I think you may have been inside my brain and peaked through what I like in my books. That is the only explanation I could find as to how you could mix up stuff that I love in a story and whip Continue Reading
Book Review: The Shelf by Helly Acton
To be honest, I didn’t expect this book, The Shelf, to turn out to be this good. I thought it might be just another subtle rom com with the usual knick knacks but this book completely surprised me. If anybody is going for this book, I would suggest listening to Continue Reading
Book Review : What if It’s Us by Becky Albertalli
I am going to divide my reading experience of What if it’s us into three parts. One part, where it was so damn cute that I was flying in the candy land over the fluffy pink cloud. The second part where the same cloud was getting a bit slow and Continue Reading
Book Review: Ghost Wood Song by Erica Waters
Ghost Wood Song by Erica Waters is eerie. Its dark. Its creepy. Its haunting and yet it has an amazing story to tell. Its pretty dark but the intensity of the story plot gets at you. Also leave your logics outside the door when reading this book as it is Continue Reading
Book Review: Invisible Girl by Lisa Jewell
This book is not gentle and brings out some of the most horrific triggers and sides of human But admittedly its a gripping tale which really hits home and that too painfully.
Book Review : Of Beast and Beauty by Chanda Hahn (Daughters of Evil #1)
The way the author decided to weave the story in the template of beauty and beast yet not sticking to it blindly is what makes this book so worth the fun.
Book Blitz : In Debt To Her Millionaire Foe (Millionaire Foe Quartet # 2) by Aarti V Raman
She Hates Him But She’s In Debt To Her Millionaire Foe Releasing on 25th October About the Book: When the songbird owes the business tycoon… Former gangster, Devansh Thackeray has finally managed to carve the life he’s always aspired to. Building a chain of seven-star hotels all over the Continue Reading
Cover Reveal- Love, Scandal, and Second Chances by Shilpa Suraj
~ Cover Reveal ~ Love, Scandal, and Second Chances by Shilpa Suraj About the Book: Arav has only ever loved one woman, Disha. But, she broke his heart to further her ambitions. Years later, she’s achieved everything she set out to but at a steep price. She wants to come Continue Reading
Cover Reveal: The Wrath of the Hellfires
Patience is a Drawn Bow. Rage, its Relentless Arrow. Shukracharya’s plan to break the unity of Vikramaditya’s Council has borne bitter fruit. Friends have become sworn enemies, and brother has turned against brother, setting Avanti on the path to self-destruction. Even as Vikramaditya prepares to counter a Huna invasion, a Continue Reading
Release Day Blitz ~ My Heart’s Regret by Shilpa Suraj
About the Book: Samaira Reddy, the girl in the big house, the Bade Sahib’s daughter, only wants one thing and one person…a life with her childhood sweetheart, her Rags. Raghav Cherukuri has always been known as the driver’s son. And has also always loved his Sam, the girl he can Continue Reading
Release Day Blitz ~ Along Came a Spyder by Apeksha Rao
Read Watch and think is proud to be part of the Release Day Blitz ~ Along Came a Spyder by Apeksha Rao. Catch all the news about the book
Movie Review : 88 Minutes
Jack Gramm, a forensic psychologist, helps in the condemnation of a serial killer, Jon. On the day of Jon’s final execution, Jack receives a threat call informing him that he has 88 minutes to live. Initial release: 18 April 2008 (USA) Director: Jon Avnet Box office: 3.26 crores USD Screenplay: Continue Reading
Movie Review : The Possession
Somewhere around, a group of friends must have gathered around and wondered why isn’t there a movie around jewish exorcism? VOILA ! let there be light ! And then came the movie The Possession.
TV Review : Lawless Lawyer
The story of Lawless Lawyer just blew my mind. Through the 16 episodes, the way the story arced was definitely that I couldn’t anticipate.
Movie Review : Nanna Prakara
You have to appreciate the cunningness of the basic plot. The underlying story is so twisted and intriguing that it really blows your mind. That is also what led to the downfall of the movie for me. The core story perhaps needed a different type of treatment to keep it impactful.
Author Interview : Aniesha Brahma
 About The Book   The Backyard Tales is the story of the bond shared between 17-year-old Mia Basu Roy and her beloved cat, Pippo. She seems to understand him far too well for a human. And he seems to have another life that Mia begins Continue Reading
Guest post : Aniesha Brahma Author of The Backyard tales
 About The Book   The Backyard Tales is the story of the bond shared between 17-year-old Mia Basu Roy and her beloved cat, Pippo. She seems to understand him far too well for a human. And he seems to have another life that Continue Reading
Book Tour: The Backyard Tales by Aniesha Brahma
 About The Book   The Backyard Tales is the story of the bond shared between 17-year-old Mia Basu Roy and her beloved cat, Pippo. She seems to understand him far too well for a human. And he seems to have another life that Continue Reading