Category: Horror
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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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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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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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This is the one helluva book that I can’t get enough of it: Loop – Book Review
This is the one helluva book that I can’t get enough of it. Highly recommended to all readers. Best book to get out of the reading slump.
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Have you heard about Paranormal Investigation? Ghost hunter Gourav Tiwari – the life and legacy of India’s foremost paranormal investigator. Read this in Monsoon: And 5 Book Recommendations for you
It’s a collection of true stories that emphasize that spirits or ghosts are real elements, and they are founded by the IPS INVESTIGATING TEAM. This book was written in a candid narrative. I was spellbound in every chapter. What they brought out with their high-quality technology and trained team, was simply outstanding. Some of the…
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Can a mother hurt her daughter? Our Crooked Heart’s by Melissa Albert – Book Review
It’s a beautiful YA fantasy with a pulsating, dual-timeline narrative, recommended to all fantasy lovers. This is a captivating story of a mother-and-daughter relationship and how their life changed with the touch of magical powers.
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Any book disappointed you lately? – Book Review of A Man From Motihari by Abdullah Khan
It’s a novel that shed light on Aslam’s life story. The book’s premise is well-packed with a dash of spooky, and a lot of elementary exploration of George Orwell. In mysterious circumstances, in a mysterious house Aslam was born, and somehow pursuing an idea that he would be able to write a novel that turns…
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It gives me the vibe of watching a Hollywood horror movie, Brilliant debut by Mansi Babbar: Body of Work – Book Review
It is a gripping, fast-paced, psychological horror novella that gives me the vibe of watching some Hollywood horror movie. She brings out the skeleton of greediness, power-hungry humanity, underlying desires, and deliberately poking our unconscious mind.
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Read real-life spooky stories that travel through India- Haunted Places Of India By Riksundar Banerjee – Book Review
From Maratha castle Shaniwar Wada to Tunnel of Himachal, the Kolkata national library was a beautiful historical narrative with spooky essence. A spectacular travel through India.
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A finest dark comedy after ages- “How To Kill Men And Getaway With It” by Katy Brent – Book Review
Hilarious dark comedy. In a backdrop of romance, a captivating thriller story goes on.
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It’s no less than a Greek Mythology -“The Land of Ataraxia: Genesis” by S S Merce – Book Review
It has surreal charm, it’s no less than Greek mythology, and it is perfectly blended with monstrous horror, multi-realm, and adventure on the ship.
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The Secret History by Donna Tart – Book Review
In the depth of obscured mind and loneliness, what lies beneath in the darkness? I think humans have a great desire for the darkness, “…the surge of power and delight, of confidence of control, the sudden sense of the richness of the world, its infinite possibility.”
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The Mill House Murders By Yukito Ayatsuji – Book Review
Japanese locked room mystery book with mind-bending mystery.
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The Bottom By Cindy Fleming, Clayton Bothroyd – Book Review
Book Name – The Bottom Author – Cindy Fleming & Clayton Bothroyd Genre – Horror/ Fantasy Rating – 4/5 The bottom is an excellent gripping narrated, beautifully penned horror drama. It’s a real-life horrific fantasy, it sets me on the edge of my seat with its shocking twists. With an engaging style, it takes you…
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