Book Review: ‘Perfect Cover’ by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Overall, "Perfect Cover" is an entertaining start to ‘The Squad’ series and a good choice for readers who enjoy action, humour, and lighthearted adventures.
Book Review: ‘Fieldwork as a Sex Object’ by Meena Kandasamy
Book Title: Fieldwork as a Sex ObjectAuthor: Meena KandasamyPublisher: HarperCollins IndiaNumber of Pages: 304ISBN: 936989604XDate Published: Jun. 15, 2026
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Book Review: ‘Drown All the Refugees’ by Tabish Khair
Tabish Khair's novel, “Drown All the Refugees”, grapples with the harrowing themes of displacement and alienation characteristic of his oeuvre, employing elements of Gothic horror to portray the plight of refugees and immigrants.
Book Review: ‘The School Gate Kidnapping’ by Kiran Manral
Prolific writer Kiran Manral’s "The School Gate Kidnapping" is a delightful and entertaining crime novel that blends mystery, humour, and adventure with great flair.
Book Review: ‘Caller Unknown’ by Gillian McAllister
Gillian McAllister’s “Caller Unknown” is a tense, emotionally intelligent thriller that does more than simply accelerate the pulse; it examines what fear does to a family, and what love can justify when reason begins to collapse.
Book Review: ‘The Divorce’ by Freida McFadden
"The Divorce" fully embraces the madness of its story, delivering manipulation, paranoia, emotional breakdowns, and jaw-dropping confrontations with unapologetic confidence.
