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Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devil by Ananda Lima – unique literary collection with paranormal elements
Craft is a unique collection of stories that fans of literary fiction might appreciate. However, it wasn't for me.
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Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies (The Vacation Mysteries #1) by Catherine Mack – refreshing and humorous cozy mystery
Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies is a witty, refreshing and humorous cozy mystery with quirky characters and an amazing setting in Rome and Italy.
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Under the Bakul Tree by Mrinal Kalita – coming-of-age YA fiction
Under The Bakul Tree is a poignant, touching, and heartfelt coming-of-age YA fiction, a beautiful tale of friendship and hope.
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Curvy Girl Summer by Danielle Allen – strong plus-size rep
Curvy Girl Summer is an enjoyable, engaging, and fun romance with a strong plus-size rep.
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The Black Orphan by S. Hussain Zaidi – thrilling action thriller
The Black Orphan is engaging, gripping, tense and thrilling action thriller perfectly blending real world and facts with fiction.
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How To Win An Election by Menaka Raman – enjoyable middle grade fiction
How To Win An Election is entertaining and enjoyable middle grade fiction with realistic and relatable approach to middle grade elections.
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Mehar’s World of Colours by Arti Sonthalia – Middle Grade Fiction for art lovers
Mehar’s World of Colours is heartfelt, lovely, and a wholesome story with beautiful illustrations and amazing messages and life situation that kids can relate to and it's a perfect Middle Grade Fiction for…
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Bride: Ali Hazelwood’s Spellbinding Paranormal Romance, Minus the ‘Knot’ part
Bride by Ali Hazelwood is a captivating blend of romance, intrigue, and supernatural elements, with characters and that Knot would stay in the my mind for long time.
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Creative collection of retellings for kids – Midaash And Maitreyi’s Magical Mayhem by Shobhita Narayan
Midaash And Maitreyi's Magical Mayhem is delightful, fun and creative collection of retellings for kids with many messages and interesting magical world.
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Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta – complicated and confusing sci-fi
Mad Sisters of Esi is imaginary literary sc-ifi with beautiful descriptions and complicated world but for me it was confusing, tedious, and too slow paced.
