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The Origin of the Exiled Rogue by Sandeep Adnani

The Origin of the Exiled Rogue is second instalment in Exiled Rogue series by Sandeep Adnani. This was an excellent expansion of the insights to the previous book 'The Codes Of The Exiled Rogue'

Fait Accompli by Anubhav Shankar

'Fait Accompli’ by Anubhav Shankar begins in Russia in 1941 on a late afternoon when the weather is heavy and everyone can feel that something is about to happen and it does, in the worse(!) way imaginable.

Anubhav Shankar

A data analyst by profession, Anubhav Shankar has finally decided to shed his dilletante tag and give his creative side an outlet with his debut novel, Fait Accompli, an edge-of-the-seat thriller which seeks to add a new niche to the Indian thriller genre.

7 Books Predicting Future Strangely Yet Accurately

There are plenty of books predicting future which had foreseen the future in one way or another. Here are the few of those books predicting future very...

6 Pioneering Inventions Inspired by Science Fiction

Inventions Inspired by Science Fiction has a long history. So many outlandish creations inspired real research. You may not immediately believe it, but future...

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Echoes of the Unspoken: Where High-Art Meets Dark Romance and Psychological Suspense

Some stories are built around what is spoken, while...

Not that Kind of Proposal by Victoria Lavine

An honest, spoiler-free review of Not That Kind of Proposal by Victoria Lavine, the enemies-to-lovers rom-com about a wedding planner and a divorce lawyer.

Prince of Swords by Elise Kova

Prince of Swords by Elise Kova takes Arcana Academy somewhere much darker. Our detailed, spoiler-free review covers the magic system, the romance, content warnings, and read-alikes.

The Greatest Threat by Chris Walker

The Greatest Threat by Chris Walker reviewed: John Atwater returns to defend Mhorelia from its most dangerous foe yet. Our in-depth, spoiler-free analysis covers the characters, themes, writing style, and who should read this warm, witty epic fantasy sequel.

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