Dating Dr. Dil | By Nisha Sharma
Dating Dr. Dil was a flawed desi romance, but still a quick and entertaining read. The ensemble cast was entertaining, and it was fun to revisit familiar characters.
Category: Book Reviews
The Last Lunar Witch | By S F Henne
The Last Lunar Witch is an urban fantasy that follows Nyssa, an alchemist with unstable magic. The story revolves around how Nyssa finds her place in the city of Arkirith while navigating dangerous situations.
The Ex Vows | By Jessica Joyce
The Ex Vows has set a standard for second chance romances and I am here for it. It is visceral, passionate, messy , imperfect and real.
Tastes Like Shakkar | By Nisha Sharma
Tastes Like Shakkar does a good job of establishing the desi characters and creating conflicts that would resonate with a desi audience.
The Wife Between Us | By Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
The Wife Between Us is one of those meticulous thrillers where every detail matters. Each sentence carries weight. It’s like playing a game of clues, where you’re constantly trying to figure out who the real culprit is.
There’s Something About Mira | By Sonali Dev
There’s Something About Mira is a journey of adventure, hope, love, and loss. Despite all that, it will leave you with a smile on your face.
While We’re Young | By K L Walther
While We’re Young is an emotional yet entertaining read. For me, it’s a one-time read, but I can see how, for the right age group, it might be worth a re-read.
Ace , Marvel, Spy : A Novel of Alice Marble | By Jenni L Walsh
If not for Ace, Marvel, Spy, I would have never been introduced to this marvelous sportsperson. She seemed to have led an extraordinary life—one that might seem stranger than fiction.
The Player Next Door | BY K A Tucker
The Player Next Door is a one-time small-town romance read. If you’re looking for something light and smutty, give this one a try.
Our Virtual Love Story | By Juhi G P
Our Virtual Love Story is a quick read with a predictable plot. The chemistry between the two leads was a redeeming factor, even though the romance came too little, too late.
