Is there an Amos Decker Fan club? if yes then I would like to apply for its membership. I am getting obsessed with this series. The Fix is just another golden collection. Is it weird that I am more into the book for the sheer chemistry of Melvin and Amos? Continue Reading
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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 : 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.
Book Review : Land of the Lonely by Sayanta Goswami
Land of the Lonely starts right with the main event and then proceeds towards the core aspect of the book. Which is Dealing with the way human mind works and the impact it feels after life altering events. Land of the Lonely official Synopsis Balurghat . . . December 2012 Continue Reading
Book Review : Fate of Eight by Dhiraj Singh
Fate of Eight is amazingly intricate in its plot weaving. The one thing that fascinated me about the book was how the basic structure of the book was so interesting crafted to form the base of an amazingly thrilling plot. To me the book outshined because of the basic structure Continue Reading
Book Review: The Oldest Enemy by Michael Jack Webb
Forgive me oh Lord ! For I know, what I am about to do. I am going to rant on this book over and over again. I really tried but the way it kept dragging in between, the book made it difficult for me to stay put and patient with Continue Reading
Book Review : Spellslinger by Sebastien de Castell (Spellslinger #1)
Sebastien de Castell you are an evil genius. Simply genius for crafting a story that is not only so unique but can be a path breaker. There was nothing for me in the book, Spellslinger, that was predictable or I felt was headed in the direction that usually the books Continue Reading
Book Review : Justice Gone by N. Lombardi Jr.
First of all a huge thanks to the author and the team of b00k r3vi3w for sharing me a copy of the book. The book deals with a very relevant and yet strong emotional content that it kind of jostles you with its intensity. I loved the fact that it Continue Reading
Book Review : 7 Prices for 7 Vices by Dhiraj Singh
First of all a huge thanks to the author and the team for sharing me a copy of the book and allow me to experience the writing and story. I was amazed as to how much was encompassed in this short book (though took an awful lot of time to Continue Reading
Book Review : Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson
This book completely took me off guard with its story and the worst part is that it ends at such a crucial point that to call it a cliff hanger is undermining its gravity. I am pretty sure that it can’t be possibly be me who felt that the book Continue Reading
Book Review : Catwoman: Soulstealer by Sarah J. Maas (DC Icons, #3)
This cat has definitely more life to her. When I picked up the book i didn’t had much expectation since i am not that ardent fan of the comic series and Gotham city. When i say i am not ardent fan, i mean that even though i know the characters, Continue Reading
Book Review: Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
My book lord and friend had warned me that the finale was going to be a tough one to bear with so much happening in the book that would just tear your heart. True to that after a certain point, the book was a hard bite to break through. It Continue Reading
Book Review : Make Me by Lee Child (Jack Reacher #20)
Ok. so basically i read this 400 page long book and i couldn’t find exactly why the book was named MAKE ME. Plus anybody who is a Reacher fan knows that you would get buried six feet under than make reacher do anything. So was that the meaning of the Continue Reading
Book Review : The Rumour by Lesley Kara
It felt like, a decade had passed while I completed the book. It is kind of voluminous and that is me saying after I used the audio version of the book. Yes, I had listened to the audiobook rather than reading it and imagine I still felt that it was Continue Reading
Book Review : Memory Man by David Baldacci (Amos Decker #1)
Its a David Baldacci book. I think that in itself should be a review. He is one of the strongest voices when it comes to a thriller fiction. I have always loved his works and this one is no exception. Any good thriller addicts would tell you that David Baldacci Continue Reading
Book Reviews : City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab
City of Ghosts could very well be my Nancy drew for old age . It brought back the feeling when I used to cuddle up in my bed with Nancy drew books over summer vacations. The book is very light, quick and kind of a breather book. City of Ghosts Continue Reading
Book Review : Switch in Time by Rajesh Shankaran
First of all a huge thanks to the author and the team for sharing the book with me and allowing me to experience this thriller. It was a refreshing welcome from all the conventional indian romance fictions and with the kind of twists and turns it had weaved into the Continue Reading
Book Review : The Retribution by Shankar Kashyap
What a ride. The book takes you for a spin and the way it moves from one sequence to another is amazing. It just holds you hooked and refusing to leave you from its shackles till the very end. I love how the author had maintained strictly business kind of Continue Reading
Book review : Broken Things by Lauren Oliver
Broken Things is definitely creepy but a good kind of creepy. It is engaging and has a strong set of characters that keeps you playing on their finger tips. The book survives on its characters while the core plot does takes its own time to come into shape and take Continue Reading
Book Review : Solo (James Bond – Extended Series #46) by William Boyd
The name is Bond. James Bond. Yes its 007 and he is going solo. To be honest my brush with 007 is through the movie series and have never actually met the real 007. Meaning the original books. So i don’t know how this version of William Boyd’s Bond is Continue Reading
Book Review : The Demon Magician by Alex Dunn
The demon Magician can be a good pick for you if you have been going through repetitive plots and are looking for something that is different to read. The only problem is that the book can be all about the surface. What you read is what you get. Read on our take of the book by Alex Dunn
Book Review : Origin (Robert Langdon #5) by Dan Brown
Hail the almighty author. He has done it again for me. Dan brown and Stephanie Meyer. These are the two authors who I consider as the main reason as to why I got into reading in the first place. It was twilight followed by Da Vinci code that flared the Continue Reading
Book Review : The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle definitely opens with heavy action and with a loud band. The seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle is another Bourne identity syndrome. Waking up with complete memory loss and through the course of book trying to reveal the back stories The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Continue Reading
Book Review : The Girl in the Spider’s Web by David Lagercrantz (Millennium#4)
There was a lot of anticipation with The Girl in the Spider’s Web since the series of Millinneum was returning after quite a big break and author had big shoes to fill in with his new book as he had to carry on the legacy created by the original author. To Continue Reading
Book Review : Wonder Woman: Warbringer (DC Icons #1) by Leigh Bardugo
Well this is not exactly the Gal Gadot movie where Whipping golden lasso just brightens the screen. Still Leigh bardugo’s inception of iconic Wonder Woman is amazing. Catch my review of the first book in the DC icon Series