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Bijaya Kumar Mishra

Bijaya Kumar Mishra is a doctor, a medical scientist and an author. After spending many years of his life to alleviate people’s pain, he now works as a scientist in the field of medical research. His debut book ‘Ineligible’ has been acclaimed widely. When he is not working or writing, he can be found watching or reading thrillers.

The Casebook of Qing and Xmucane by B E L Coulson

The Casebook of Qing and Xmucane is an outstanding example of the classic whodunit genre; it is very well written and has an original setting, in addition to a cast of memorable characters.

Kaushal Patel

Kaushal Patel is a father to two beautiful daughters, best friend to his wife, and a decent enough son. He fared poorly in accountancy...

Never Say Never by Kaushal Patel

Never Say Never by Kaushal Patel is a bit different from the usual mysteries because of its in-depth character study and concentration on the evolution of emotions and behaviours, motives and intentions rather than the mystery itself.

Bonded by Darkness by The Literary Yogi

Bonded by Darkness is a gripping, page-turner of a crime story with an opening scene that will leave you breathless. It is a well-written thriller with engaging characters.

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Once a King, Now a Prince by Ira Blacker

Discover Once a King, Now a Prince by Ira Blacker, a raw and honest autobiography spanning childhood trauma, mob-connected music agencies, and a career booking legends like Rod Stewart, ZZ Top, and Kraftwerk. A must-read memoir

How to Get Away with Murder by Rebecca Philipson

Read our detailed review of How to Get Away with Murder by Rebecca Philipson — a gripping debut thriller featuring a Scotland Yard detective and a killer's self-help book.

Kin by Tayari Jones

Kin by Tayari Jones is the long-awaited novel from the award-winning author of An American Marriage. A sweeping story of two motherless daughters navigating friendship, class, and survival in the American South.

The Girls Before by Kate Alice Marshall

A literary analysis of The Girls Before by Kate Alice Marshall—exploring trauma, identity, and the dark folklore that haunts a small Pacific Northwest town. Spoiler-free review of this atmospheric psychological thriller.

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