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Zero Day by S. Hussain Zaidi – thriller on cyberterrorism
Zero Day is an intriguing, fast paced, and plot driven thriller on cyberterrorism. If you're fan of the author's previous work I'm sure you would enjoy this.
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It’s been Normal week
It's been normal week with normal routines during week and weekends with family but unlike the previous week, today I'm in mood to write this post. Check out this weekly wrap up with…
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March 2022 – A contemporary month #MonthlyWrapUp
March is National reading month in US, a Tolkien month but for me, it's a contemporary month as I read many contemporary books. Check out what I read and how was my month…
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10 Blog Posts that made me leave Comment – 2022 SUPPORT BOOK BLOGGERS CHALLENGE
Hello readers! March’s official task of 2022 The Support Book Blogger (hosted by Pages Unbound) was LEAVE COMMENTS ON 10 BOOK BLOGS and here is my list of 10 Blog Posts that made…
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10 reasons why I love Illuminae by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff
Illuminae is a spectacular, captivating, and brilliant first book in The Illuminae Files trilogy. I can’t write review of this book like I usually do so like this book’s different format I’m also…
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My Mother’s Gift by Steffanie Edward – fiction about Alzheimer’s
My Mother’s Gift heartfelt, sensitive, touching and realistic fiction about Alzheimer’s with many layers and excellently written theme. Disclaimer – Many thanks to publisher for providing eARC as part of blog tour, in…
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The Roughest Draft by Emily Wibberley, Austin Siegemund-Broka – romantic journey of co-authors
The Roughest Draft is an interesting romantic journey of co-authors with beautiful writing and forced proximity arc. Disclaimer – Many thanks to publisher for free e-copy via NetGalley. Synopsis They were cowriting literary…
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Sadie on a Plate by Amanda Elliot – romance for cooking show lovers
Sadie on a Plate is delectable, entertaining, and fast paced forbidden contemporary romance for cooking show lovers. Disclaimer – Many thanks to publisher for free e-copy via NetGalley. Synopsis A chef’s journey to…
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Overall amazing week – Weekly Wrap Up
Hello readers! Here is another weekly wrap up, a late post than my usual time as I wasn’t feeling like writing this post. I had a good week in reading and had fun…
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Lemon Drop Falls by Heather Clark – middle grade contemporary
Lemon Drop Falls is realistic, relatable, and beautifully written middle grade contemporary with theme of loss and grief. Disclaimer- Many thanks to publisher for providing e-copy via NetGalley. Synopsis Brave the sour to…
