Solitude and Books

Emotional Crossroads is about a heartwarming story for new readers who enjoy simple, emotional romance novels with some twists.  Simple yet heartfelt! The book is easy to read and takes you on a journey full of feelings like love, heartbreak, and hope with its thoughtfully created protagonists.  That makes a reader feel their joy and pain as the story moves forward. As I started reading, I found the story slowly unfolding its depth. The friendship between Aisha and Ishani was heartwarming showing how strong bonds can help in difficult times. Love is actually abeautiful bond of friendship. Agastya’s past is emotional and thought-provoking, making you think about how deeply people can love. Agastya is lovable, while Aisha can be challenging at times, but both characters feel real and relatable. The story is medium-paced, but some parts may feel a bit rushed. Still, it keeps you hooked with its emotional highs and lows. The story is...

The Grip of Greed by Naveen Kundra is a story of politics, revenge, and scandal. The book tells the battle between two strong women, Tanvi and Soundarya.  The story begins with Tanvi Mehra, who feels humiliated after being expelled from a prestigious club. Her anger drives her. She seeks revenge against Soundarya, a once-successful businesswoman facing bankruptcy. This sets the stage for a gripping story filled with drama and suspense. Soundarya is desperate to save her business empire. She has a secret plan to rebuild her life, but Tanvi is ready to destroy it. Their personal fight soon grows into a larger political conflict, affecting the entire city. Both characters are clever and determined, which makes their rivalry intense and exciting to read. This story kept me hooked thus it can keep others hooked to with its twists and turns. It also shows the dark side of power and ambition. The writing is lucid, story is fast paced, what else one need...

How about some horror stories for wintery nights? 👻💀☠️ In Odiya dialect Bhoota Gappa means Ghost Stories.  Bhoota Gappa by Pratiksha Misra is a collection of ghost stories that will give you chills and keep you hooked till the end.  The book is inspired by the rich culture of Odisha and takes us back to the days when stories were shared around family gatherings. The book has seven short stories in each volume, with a bigger story running alongside them. This bigger story connects the characters from the shorter ones, making it exciting to read. The stories are about ghosts, spirits, and black magic, making them both scary and fascinating. I feel what makes this book special is how real it feels. Many stories come from true events or experiences shared by the author’s family, which adds a personal touch.  The writing is simple and creates a strong picture of the places and events, making you feel like you are there. The author dedicate...

Siddhartha Kapila's 'Tripping Down the Ganga' is a memoir and a travelogue, but it is much more than a plain journalistic account of his trips to seven major pilgrimage sites along the Ganga. It recounts his journeys—or yaatras—from his thirties (2015–2022) and earlier years. It's his quest to find God—or "meaning"—a journey inspired by his devout mother since birth. Reading his experiences was like witnessing metamorphosis of beliefs and the wholesome exploration of spirituality.  He describes himself first as a habit-based follower—believing in faith yet sometimes questioning it, like an agnostic. However, his experiences from trips to Gangotri, Kedarnath, Banaras, and beyond ultimately transformed his perspective.  His conversations with people of different nationalities, who came from different walks of life were quite an experience. The vibrant-rustic culture of the Ganga ghats, with yogis, babas, and aghoris in Varanas...

Do you like reading book from Thriller/Action genre? Then look no further, here's a story, I am sharing about today which will keep you entertained till the end as fans of espionage stories and those curious about real-world mysteries like MH370 will find it particularly fascinating. Sumit Agarwal’s War of Brotherhoods is an intense thriller. As soon as you will start reading you will witness it dives into the mystery of the missing Malaysian flight MH370!  The story follows Kabir. He is a determined Indian intelligence officer. Further he  unravels a dangerous conspiracy spanning centuries.  When a mysterious secret society involves him in a mission to prevent global destruction, Kabir is thrown into a deadly war between powerful brotherhoods. Packed with action, suspense, and moral dilemmas, this story questions whether truly religion or  bigotry are the root of global conflict. Interesting right?  This book is good for readers who enjoy fast-paced...

I like reading fantasy fictions and watching such movies. Its just a good escape from reality plus it gives us new ideas and possibilities to explore. This book adult blends magic, adventure, and relatable characters, offering escapism while exploring themes of identity, courage, and growth. Its again a debut work with a fresh, intriguing story, written in simple language, perfect for beginners seeking an engaging and enjoyable read. So, the story basically revolves around  Gaurish, a 24-year-old from Delhi. He works in the finance commerce sector but feels unhappy with the work culture and strained relations with his manager. Amid personal loss, he discovers a magical stone that lets him transform into any animal. Initially thrilling, the question arises later, does this unique gift comes with a heavy price?  As an animal lover, I found this story about a magical stone transforming people into animals, truly fascinating. https://amzn.to/3VdayOR This ...

I HIGHLY recommend this gem to anyone seeking spirituality and clarity of thoughts! Not just a spiritual guide it is, but a visual masterpiece! Here's where I got my copy from  https://amzn.to/4fNL6rl As we evolve, we question life's purpose. For some, this begins very early in life; for others, later, after exploring various paths. Life feels incomplete until we connect with our true selves, our hearts, where I believe God resides. Kala Bhairava, a Shaivite deity, symbolizes time and transformation. His appearance as a vagabond with skulls brings fear. Is he truly fearsome, or does his identity hold deeper truths? This book unveils the timeless wisdom of Bhairav Tattva. Kaalbhairav of My Life is an illustrated hardcover by Gana, an acclaimed author. In this book, he shares profound experiences with Swami Ramananda, offering readers divine wisdom, mystical encounters, and the path of surrender.  Omg! Where to start!  I love illustrated ...