Book Review: ‘Sycamore Gap’ by L J Ross
In L J Ross's "Sycamore Gap", second book in ‘A DCI Ryan Mystery’, Detective Chief Inspector Ryan, seeking to move past his troubled history, finds himself embroiled in a new investigation after the skeleton of a young woman is discovered within the Roman Wall at Sycamore Gap, marking her undiscovered for ten years.
Book Review: ‘Self Help = Help Self Journal’ by Shailendra Singh
"Self Help = Help Self Journal" by Shailendra Singh is an engaging and practical self-help journal that encourages honest self-reflection rather than offering grand promises or motivational clichés.
Book Review: ‘Register Me as Kulbhushan’ by Alka Saraogi
In "Register Me as Kulbhushan," Alka Saraogi explores the complex aftermath of the 1971 war in Kolkata, delving into themes of identity, displacement, and survival through the life of the protagonist, Kulbhushan.
Book Review: ‘Rabindranath Tagore’ by Krishna Dutta and Andrew Robinson
"Rabindranath Tagore: The Myriad-Minded Man" by Krishna Dutta and Andrew Robinson offers an in-depth exploration of Tagore's intricate life and multifaceted work.
Book Review: ‘Madira’ by Parag A. Shastry
More than a guide to mixing drinks, "Madira" is an invitation to rediscover India's cultural roots through flavour, storytelling, and creativity, showing how every glass can hold a story of its own.
Book Review: ‘Lázár’ by Nelio Biedermann
Overall, "Lázár" provides a gripping yet compact tale of decline and resilience within an aristocratic lineage, promising an engaging glimpse into Hungary's past.
