Review of The Pleasure Seeker by  Robyn Michaels 

Dayal, the protagonist of The Pleasure Seeker, is perpetually an outsider. Born to parents who were trafficked to Africa after WWII, he finds himself navigating a complex identity as a Sikh in Swahili Africa, where race and religion blend into a rich yet confounding tapestry. In Christian Europe, he is constantly explaining his African heritage and beliefs, further adding to his feeling of displacement.Despite being on the Autism spectrum, Dayal’s professional and academic journeys thrive. His focus and determination lead him to unexpected success, including an accidental foray into rock stardom and the invention of “Magicscore.” However, his personal life…

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Review of Extraordinarily Ordinary Life by Riddhi Katore 

In Extraordinarily Ordinary Life, Rosalina, a young girl from India, embarks on a transformative journey when she leaves home for college at MaryClaire, where she is set to study Unforbidden Magic. There’s a catch, however—only Descendants, those linked to magical creatures from millions of years ago, are permitted to study this mysterious art. Unbeknownst to Rose, she carries a hidden legacy that ties her to the world of the Descendants. This revelation turns her world upside down.As Rose navigates this new world of magic and mystery, she crosses paths with two charming men who complicate her life further. Dan, with…

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Review of The Way Home by Shalini Mullick

The Way Home is a heartfelt exploration of grief, self-discovery, and healing. The story centers on three millennials who find themselves at a crossroads in their lives, grappling with deep personal struggles.Anya is mourning the tragic loss of her sister, but her profound grief leaves her in denial. Neel, under the weight of familial expectations, feels ashamed for not living up to the high standards set by his overachieving parents. Roy, a former surgeon, is haunted by Impostor Syndrome and heartbreak, which erode his self-confidence to the point where he abandons his medical career.Seeking solace from their inner turmoil, Anya,…

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Review of Threads of Love by Aadia R

Threads of Love is a compelling romance that intertwines ambition, love, and the complexities of personal relationships. Adv. Aditya Bajaj is Jodhpur’s top criminal lawyer, a man who has achieved success, power, and fame in his thirties, albeit with the reputation of being arrogant and ruthless. But now, to secure his place on the royal family’s legal team, he must reinvent himself as a responsible family man. The solution? Marriage. The woman he has in mind is Dr. Kriti Maheshwari, a renowned psychiatrist whose intelligence, strength, and pure soul captivate him. Aditya is drawn to her, convinced that she is…

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Review of And They Fell In Love by  Dream Writer

And They Fell In Love is a captivating tale of love and power set against the high-stakes world of business. Meet Adhrit Singh Thakkar, known as “The Shark,” the ruthless and ambitious heir to the Thakkar Group, who is determined to dominate the construction industry. His target? Gill Constructions, a once-flourishing empire now within his sights for a strategic takeover.On the other side is Amara Gill, the reluctant heiress to Gill Constructions, thrust into the CEO position after a tragic incident. Determined to uphold her father’s legacy, Amara finds herself facing not only corporate challenges but also personal ones as…

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Review of Halo: Colors of Aura by  Nigama RV

Halo: Colors of Aura is a poetic exploration of love, desire, and the magnetic pull of a soul that refuses to let go. Each verse captures a different shade of emotion, from longing to passion, and reflects on the magic of being entwined with another’s essence. The poems draw readers into a world where love is an all-encompassing force—a reality that can both illuminate and confound. The book is a celebration of a love so intense that it becomes a shimmering aura around the soul, impossible to escape.The verses reveal the narrator’s struggle between the desire to break free and…

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Review of The Single Innings by  Ruchira Garg

The Single Innings is a contemporary tale that boldly challenges societal norms and expectations around singlehood. Through her evocative writing style, Ruchira Garg combines humor, empathy, and sharp insights, making the book both engaging and thought-provoking.Mahira, an independent middle-aged woman, defies the traditional Indian societal norm by choosing to remain single. Her decision comes after a series of personal disappointments: rejections in the arranged marriage process, betrayal by a loved one, and abandonment by her best friend and partner. When her tumultuous relationship with Agam ends, he unexpectedly returns with a proposal—not for marriage, but for a business partnership. Agam,…

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Review of Beyond Bitcoin by Vignessh B

Beyond Bitcoin: Unlocking the Secrets of Cryptocurrency by Vignessh B is a comprehensive guide that delves deep into the revolutionary world of digital currencies. This book is designed to help readers unravel the mysteries of cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and the emerging fields of smart contracts and decentralized applications.From understanding the fundamental principles of blockchain to exploring various consensus mechanisms such as Proof of Work and Proof of Stake, this guide provides a thorough overview of the key concepts that define the cryptocurrency landscape. It also offers practical insights into navigating the dynamic market with effective investment strategies and tools, making…

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Review of Sisters Destiny by David Zaltana

Sisters Destiny is a captivating blend of cyberpunk, romance, and suspense set in a dystopian future dominated by the powerful and omnipresent authority known as S.I.L.O. In this new era, S.I.L.O controls all aspects of life, and any attempt to escape its grasp leads to disaster. Amidst this tightly controlled environment, two sisters, Munisha and Zaraiella, are forced to navigate an unfamiliar world where danger lurks at every corner.Tim Wilson and his wife Sara attempt to protect their family by isolating them from the chaotic world outside. Yet, Munisha fears that S.I.L.O’s relentless influence will soon tear their family apart.…

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Review of The Shard of Asclepius of Stewart F Brennan

The Shard of Asclepius is a gripping supernatural thriller that pulls back the veil on a shadowy conspiracy lurking within our modern world. An elusive and powerful secret organization, known only as the Collective, exerts control over the global economy and influences authorities from behind the scenes. With their dark forces always watching and listening, their quest for dominance seems unstoppable—until a lone individual dares to stand against them.David Collins, an introspective Montrealer, finds himself at the center of this dangerous conspiracy when he discovers a shard of advanced ancient technology with extraordinary powers. Guided by intuition, David allies himself…

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Review of Being Dad After Divorce by Marcus Lee Stephenson

Being Dad After Divorce addresses the often-overlooked challenges and emotional turmoil of parenting after a divorce. Marcus Lee Stephenson delves deep into the reality of suddenly finding oneself as a single parent, navigating the complexities of raising children alone while dealing with the unexpected end of a marriage. Whether the divorce was an unwelcome surprise or a mutual decision, it often comes with a range of emotions—from grief and bitterness to the daunting prospect of managing parenthood solo.Through practical insights and real-life examples, this book offers encouragement and guidance for single mothers and fathers to move forward, despite the hardships.…

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Review of The Greatest Battle of Culture By Panigrahi Bethi

In The Greatest Battle of Culture, Panigrahi Bethi takes readers on an epic journey to the ancient Indian subcontinent, where two distinct civilizations—the Aryans and the Harappans—clash in a dramatic confluence of fire and water. The mighty Aryans, bringing with them their Vedic literature and Sanskrit language, encounter the urbanized Harappans, a civilization deeply rooted in their worship of the sacred feminine and their reverence for the rivers that sustain them.Set against the backdrop of this monumental encounter, the novel delves deep into the unraveling of these societies, revealing hidden truths, forbidden passions, and ancient secrets that shape the future…

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Review of The Multiverse of Love by  K D Pandey 

The Multiverse of Love weaves a compelling tale where science meets spirituality. Anika’s ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when she discovers an ancient manuscript in a temple. Teaming up with her best friend, Sharvil, she embarks on a remarkable quest to locate the missing pieces of this manuscript, which have been scattered across time and space.Their journey takes them from a humble library in Kerala to the awe-inspiring Himalayan peaks, filled with thrilling adventures and tender moments. As they piece together the manuscript, Anika and Sharvil delve into the mysteries of the multiverse, where ancient Vedic wisdom and cutting-edge…

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Review of Soul Seeker by  Cindy Reynolds

Soul Seeker by Cindy Reynolds is a profound memoir that invites readers to explore the realms beyond physical existence. With a focus on after-death communication and the continuity of the soul’s journey, Reynolds shares her personal experiences and insights into understanding life and death.Growing up in Los Angeles, Reynolds encountered experiences that defied conventional understanding—seeing and hearing departed loved ones. Initially bewildered by these occurrences, she faced years of solitude in her struggle to make sense of them. Now, as more people report similar experiences, Reynolds offers her memoir as a guide for those seeking to comprehend their own encounters…

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Review of The Trance Girl by Arjun Prasannan

The Trance Girl: The One Who Became An Addiction by Arjun Prasannan is a realistic fairy tale that unfolds across several dynamic cities, including Chennai, Colombo, Kochi, Montreal, Toronto, Aalsmeer, Frankfurt, Florence, and Paris. The story is inspired by true events and captures the journey of Akshay and Saesha, two individuals whose lives intersect and weave together in ways both unexpected and profound.Akshay, a management consultant, first meets Saesha during a semester exchange in Montreal while studying engineering at IIT Madras. At 19, those brief, unforgettable months leave a lasting impression on Akshay, who becomes captivated by Saesha’s enigmatic charm.…

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Review of One of Four by Travis Davis

One of Four by Travis Davis takes readers on an emotional journey from New York Harbor to the battlefields of France, reliving the harrowing experiences of World War One through the eyes of an unknown soldier. Told through the pages of a 100-year-old diary, this story unfolds not only as a historical account but also as a bridge that reconnects a father with his estranged son. By retracing the soldier’s path from the brutal frontlines of France in 1917-1918 to his final resting place at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery, readers are immersed in the…

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Review of Blockchain, Bitcoin and Beyond by Ajinkya Latkar

Blockchain, Bitcoin and Beyond by Ajinkya Latkar is a comprehensive guide designed to demystify the world of blockchain technology for readers of all backgrounds. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the complexities of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, or the evolving landscape of Web3 and DeFi, this book is your gateway to understanding these concepts in a straightforward and accessible manner.Latkar’s approach simplifies the intricate technical, economic, and social aspects of blockchain technology, presenting them in a way that’s easy to grasp without delving into the nitty-gritty details. Whether you’re a high school student, a professional seeking to broaden your knowledge, or simply…

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Review of Quantum Nation by L Venkata Subramaniam

Quantum Nation: India’s Leap into the Future by L Venkata Subramaniam takes readers on an exhilarating journey into the intricate world of quantum computing. Imagine a universe where every star and every molecule is part of a vast quantum computer—this isn’t just science fiction, but a reality that our universe is built upon. The book delves into the complexities of quantum mechanics and how these principles are driving the next frontier in computing.At the heart of this revolution is India’s ambitious National Quantum Mission, a bold initiative to position the country at the cutting edge of this transformative technology. The…

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Review of Nowhere, Alaska by Thomas J. Lechner

Nowhere, Alaska is a gripping tale of survival, resilience, and self-discovery. Seventeen-year-old Luke Wagner finds himself stranded in the unforgiving wilderness of Alaska, desperately seeking help for his injured father. However, a logjam on the icy Yukon River thwarts his plans, leaving him marooned on a remote riverbank with no immediate hope of rescue.Forced to rely on the survival skills imparted to him by his father, Luke faces his deepest fears in the harsh Alaskan terrain. As he battles the elements, his estrangement from his parents and girlfriend weighs heavily on his mind. The story takes a mysterious turn when…

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Review of Knight v Bishop by James Gault

In Knight v Bishop, the fourth installment of the Owerd Chronicles, readers are transported back to a time of medieval power struggles and shifting loyalties. Owerd, the son of a humble English miller, has ascended to the rank of Earl through sheer courage, unmatched warrior skills, and unwavering loyalty to the Norman King William. However, this rise to power has also garnered him powerful enemies, particularly Bishop Odo of Bayeux, the king’s half-brother.As Earl, Owerd faces the immense challenge of managing his estates, keeping the peace in his Shire, and fulfilling the king’s demands for his warrior prowess. Yet, as…

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