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Book Review: The Kamogawa Food Detectives
The Kamogawa Food Detectives is a Japanese fiction written by Hisashi Kashiwai and translated in English by Jesse Kirkwood. There’s two things I must list before I write my review. First, I’m participating in three reading challenges this year, and two of them had prompts to read a book with food on the cover. Second,… Continue reading
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Book Review: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Not exaggerating, this book has been in my face every time I’ve browsed through or shopped for books over the last year (or maybe more; it’s in my Amazon saved for later cart more than once). And I don’t have a believable explanation for not buying it during that time except that I didn’t feel… Continue reading
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Book Blitz: Flawed (In Disgrace #1) by Shilpa Suraj
Why would anyone want perfection when they could have Vaani Jaishankar instead?Aditya Khamankar was a chartered accountant who built his life on a bedrock of numbers. For no matter what happened, numbers and math never let you down. They stayed the same. And that fundamental fact defined many of his choices. He was the obedient… Continue reading
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Book Review: Once Upon A Kiss by Shilpa Suraj
Shilpa Suraj’s final offering in the Il Cuore series, the drama we were all waiting for to be unfolded, is the unputdownable Once Upon A Kiss. Like the previous books in the series, this one addresses yet another prejudice: of class. Karam, an orphan who has lived most of his life below the poverty line,… Continue reading
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Book Review: Once Upon A Regret by Shilpa Suraj (Book 3 in the Il Cuore series)
With Once Upon A Regret, Shilpa Suraj has released a delectable continuation to the already riveting Il Cuore series. Now, while blurbs on all website, and Shilpa herself will tell you that this is the story of how Ved and Aarushi found their happily ever after, let me just tell you that this book is… Continue reading
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Book Review: Free Food for Millionaires
When I saw this book featured in a popular book store’s Instagram stories, the name was enough intrigue me to check it out on Amazon. Gratitude to the book Gods that the title was available on Kindle Unlimited. I immediately downloaded this intergenerational Korean-American drama and was set for my trip back home from Gaya.… Continue reading
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Book Blitz: Once Upon A Kiss by Shilpa Suraj
“Kissing you means I’m beyond redemption.” Orphaned at a young age, scraping together a life below the poverty line, Karam Bakshi has only ever wanted one thing. Success. With unrelenting focus and backbreaking effort, he has carved out the life of his dreams. And then he saw her and forgot that he had goals or… Continue reading
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Book Review: Book Lovers by Emily Henry
Emily Henry’s People We Meet On a Vacation has been on my list ever since I came across the title for the first time on the Goodreads Choice Awards list. And then, just as quickly, it slipped down that list when I heard that it was more noise than substance, that a lot of readers… Continue reading
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Book review: The Prince and The Runaway Bride by Alisha Kay
Winter is coming (I promise that beginning was purely unintentional) and we are transitioning from the festive season to the holiday season. It is the time of the year when most people are on holiday, either for festivals or to use up their pending casual leaves at work. It is also that time of the… Continue reading
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