Category: Dark
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The Man Who Lost India by Meghna Pant, a brilliant futuristic attempt – Book Review
The way author uses the current affairs in statecraft and slowly switches to people’s lives in the future world, is utterly brilliant. The horrible life under imperial power and the imprisonment of living are vividly narrated with realistically portrayed characters.
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House Of Past by Avanti Nioding is a house full of nostalgia – Book Review
If you like reading stories of nostalgia, it’s a house full of nostalgia and abandoned childhood memories, traumatic yet so fantastically laced with hunting adventure theme can be helpful to find out your heart, and magic.
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Alex Michaelides write like a boss, The Furry – Book Review
A spellbinding narrative created such an atmosphere that transported readers into a gorgeously mysterious world that you wouldn’t want to put down the book. There’s a thing called storytelling style, and Alex Michaelides writes like a boss.
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Popular Parasite Actor Lee Sun-Kyun Found Dead – Article
Lee had gone through 3 tests but all were negative. He was also interrogated for 19 hours by the police.
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This book starts with the aftermath and searching justice: Where Mayflies Live Forever by Anupama Mohan – Book Review
It is not a story of a predator and the prey, it’s also the searching role of everything and everyone in society. Social studies, stigma, bonding, love, the relationship between us, everything the author touched through the tragedy of Veni’s life.
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I knew that author used plot and character to ask questions to our society and John did that job meticulously: Water by John Boyne is hunting profound expedition – Book Review
I knew that author used plot and character to ask questions to our society and John did that job meticulously, a very well-executed clever plot that asks some mind-blowing facts, revealing the true downfall of our ethics.
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Decoding midweek blue with psychological thrillers. Housemaid and Housemaid’s Secrets by Frieda McFadeen – Book Review
Have you heard about author Frieda Mcfadden? The new sensation in Psychological Thriller section! She knows how to brew the story with the right kind of salt and pepper, suspense, and twist. She knows when to hold and when to let loose the grip.
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4 Nail biting thriller books for your appetite, you must not miss them.
Are you a thriller lover? Thriller is a great as mood freshener. Thriller can help you to conquer reading slump, a quick psychological thriller can be your savior in midweek blue and who can denied how it helps in sharpening our brain. Thriller accounted as light read but it contained food for brain. Here are…
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Old classics always gave me a special vibe, no matter what my mental situation is I always enjoyed reading classics; The Yellow Wallpaper – Book Review
I wanted to read this book for a long time so when kolkatabookworms announced the buddy reading of this month I joined them. Old classics always gave me a special vibe, no matter what my mental situation is I always enjoyed reading classics, classics always feel like home and my reading slump is over. Classics…
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Electrifying honesty. Are you strong enough to see your reflection? – Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata – Book Review
Convenience Store WomanAuthor – Sayaka MurataGenre – Satire/ Dark / Japanese LiteratureRating – 4.5/5 Electrifying honesty. Are you strong enough to see your reflection? It’s a brilliant plot that is deeply penetrating to expose our reality and constantly mirror the human world. A tight slap to proudy civilization. Keiko didn’t understand why her mother felt…
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Do you like reading award winning books? It was Shortlisted for International Booker Prize 2023: Whale by Cheon Myeong-Kwan – Book Review
Life becomes fairy tales which are really not fairy tales, but the author makes you feel that Earth is a fantasy world. How would the world appear as a fantasy land you can get a glimpse of it. Page after page author narrates a devilish story, the stench of reality becomes surreal musings. You need…
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The Terrifying World of Demonic Possession: Real Cases That Inspired Horror Films
demonic possession cases, real possession stories, exorcism in history, paranormal experiences, true horror tales, supernatural events, creepy real-life incidents, unexplained phenomena, possession and exorcism, eerie stories, Hollywood-inspired real events, Monidipa Dutta, withlovemoni,
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Indian Noir Podcast Host Nikesh Murali, The Badshah of Horror is Back: Tales of Horror – Book Review
Research suggests that scary tales can aid in developing valuable coping mechanisms that come in handy during real-life challenges.
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What a mind-boggling, brilliant return of Mansoor Khan: One – Book Review
The plot is very clear and apt written about the author’s research and still it seems like a thriller book. An engrossing, mystic atmosphere. A mind-boggling twisting story that delves into scientific research, manipulation of the natural world, and developing crisis. Must read the book.
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If you liked The Silent Patient then you will like it too: Cold Blooded Love by Girish Dutt Shukla- Book Review
After a long time, I have been reading so highly engrossing thriller. It’s a jaw-dropping psychological thriller that I can easily enlist to the top reads of this year’s. Girish Shukla did a tremendous job.
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