Review of "The Seventh Cup"

Book: The Seventh Cup

By: Nitesh Kumar Jain

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The book "Seventh Cup" is one of the most mysterious books I've ever read. The story is full of suspense and twists in every coming page that makes the reader engaged.

Starting from Avinash, his story, his actions everything makes the book an amazing read. The characters were so well developed that it was hard to figure out what's fiction and what's going on in real world. In short, the book was so engaging and intriguing that one can be lost in it's imaginative world with the characters.

The book talks more about the Memory transportation of a being which is quite unique concept in terms of novel and stories making Seventh Cup, different from the rest.

Kudos to the Author for such a beautiful work.

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Review of "Criminals in Uniform" by Sanjay Singh And Rakesh Trivedi

Book: CIU : क्रिमिनल्स इन यूनिफ़ॉर्म
By: Sanjay Singh And Rakesh Trivedi

Blurb:

सबसे अमीर आदमी के ख़िलाफ़ सबसे खूंखार साज़िश , आख़िर क्या है विस्फोटकों से लदी कार का रहस्य ? सबसे क़ाबिल CIU (क्राइम इन्वेस्टिगेशन यूनिट) की साख का सवाल 17 साल का वनवास काटकर लौटा CIU चीफ़ , इस ख़ूनी खेल का प्यादा या वज़ीर ख़ाकी का अनदेखा रंग राजनीति , जांच एजेंसियां , आतंकवादी , कॉरपोरेट और मीडिया की अपनी चाहत का मकड़जाल पता ही नहीं चलता कि कौन शिकारी और कौन शिकार ? अब तक की सबसे बड़ी सनसनी का पर्दाफ़ाश करती कहानी किसकी लगेगी - किसकी बचेगी?

`CRIMINALS IN UNIFORM` IS AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY OF THE SENSATIONAL INCIDENT IN THE FINANCIAL CAPITAL OF THE COUNTRY. AN UNKNOWN SCORPIO FILLED WITH EXPLOSIVES APPEARS IN FRONT OF THE COUNTRY’S RICHEST MAN’S MANSION & THUS THE GAME OF POLITICS STARTS BETWEEN NATIONAL & REGIONAL INVESTIGATION AGENCIES. OFFICER MAHAVIR TOMAR RELIES ON MONEY LAUNDERING FOR THE SAKE OF AMBITION AND FOR THE SAKE OF MONEY. HE FORMS THE TEAM OF POLICE PERSONNEL. DESPITE THE LAW, THE SECURITY APPARATUS, THE MONSTROUS IDEAS ARE ADOPTED ... HE LIVES PROUDLY WITHOUT LEAVING ANY EVIDENCE BEHIND ... FINALLY, ONE DAY, HE IS EXPOSED

Review:

What about reading a crime thriller that has twists and turns in every chapter?

I think that is what the reader loves when it comes to suspense and thrillers. This book "Criminals in Uniform" is a package of such events all across the chapters. The story highlights a crime scene where a explosive filled car is found in India's richest man house in Mumbai. The scene is all set up during 2021 when the world was already dealing with a lot of fuss due to Covid-19. The case went into highlights by the media and how the Police CIU unit came into action to find the truth behind the crime.

With every passing chapter the story turned more interesting and engrossing that I did finish it in two sittings. The plot of the book was very well set up with the magnificent use of words that made each and every event more imaginable to the user. It was more like a Web series or Film that was going on in my mind while I was reading it. The characters were strongly displayed and have played their part appropriately. The title suits the best with the storyline.

Talking about the overall experience while reading this book was awesome as I enjoyed the different angles of the story. Kudos to the authors for bringing up this masterpiece to light.

A Must read book for my readers!!!!!

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Review of "Asht Yogi" by Ravi Ranjan Goswami

Book: Asht Yogi
By: Ravi Ranjan Goswami

The reason I got this book to my reading list was it's blurb that was too catchy. The circle of life is vicious and we all have a part to play but if we don't get answers to the way of life we don't actually live a life as it should be lived. The book 'Asht Yogi' revolves around the spiritual way to life. Reading this amazing work by the author has made me a fan of his writings. It may be short but to the point and magnificent. The story is about Guru Vishnudeva who creates an army of 8 (Asht) who would win over everything in the world; which makes the title the most appropriate one. The idea behind this book was to portray the values and importances of Yogas in our lives through the fictional stories.

Overall, the book is worth reading. A book that contains a life lesson.
Appreciation to the author by me and a lot more by my mother who enjoyed reading it.

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Review of "The Native Aliens"

Book: The Native Aliens

By : Ravi Rajan Goswami

Blurb:

5000 years ago a king in India desired to go to heaven with his physical body and a Brahamarishi Vishvamitra sent him, but Devas stopped him on the way.

Review:

The book, The Native Aliens is a short story about the formation of a new earth alike planet, Sika.

How and what led to the formation of this planet?

The story starts with a twist when a gril appears on the smart tv of Raju when he was home alone. Making Raju and his family think that it was a spyware that caused this. 

Further, the story reveals the girl on the screen, Marsika, was from the planet Sika who came to earth to learn more about the people here. The story of Rishi Vashishtha, King Vishvamitra and Trishanku explains the urge show of power by the king that led to the formation of thia new planet Sika.

The interesting part of the story of the motive of King to die along with his body to heaven. 

Overall this short read was quite interesting and well written by the author.

Proper terminologies for scientific research of planet Sika and further more the style of writing adds to it's beauty.

A good read for anyone who loves short stories.

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Review of "From Slave to Separate but Equal"

Book: From Slave to Separate but Equal

By: Paul Kalra

Blurb: 

A century and a half ago the first shots fired at Fort Sumter began the Civil War that claimed 620,000 American lives—more than all other wars the country has waged. In From Slave to Separate but Equal, Paul Kalra challenges the assumption that the Civil War was fought to end black slavery in the United States.

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The book From Slave to Separate but equal, as the name suggests, is a Colonial Period History book that talks about the ancient American society. The Ancient American history events are very well explained by the author with the beautiful portraying of events through his words. 

The book talks about the four tried society, slavery system, the differences amongst the people of the society and how each and every event led to the freedom of the blacks. 

The blacks were denied their basic rights as a human and were living painful life similar to animals. The book gives information about various civil rights and the wars that led to the freedom of the people.

The Lincoln's Plan to the demon of the society and many such events are highlighted in the book with a well explained background f the situation prevailing at that time. 

The author has well researched about the events and the incidents that took place in the past through papers, books and many more which has made this book more clear with the flow of events. The author has been able to maintain the pace of the story in a great way that none of the events seem exaggerated or too crisp.

Over all, the book seems to be a lengthy one but has covered almost the most important events related to Colonial Period History. The language is easy to understand with almost no use of jargons. There can be no other title as suitable as this.

Overall, a great history book.

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Review of Behrams Boat

Book: Behram's Boat

By: Adi Pocha

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“Behram’s Boat” is a funny, whimsical story of one eccentric, cranky old Parsi's struggle to build a boat that will save his people.

And bring meaning to his life.

Not a modern ship, but a traditional boat of wood and sail, that will retrace the historic voyage of the Parsis when they first came to India. But this time, the other way around: from Sanjan in India all the way to Iran.

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The book Behram's Boat is a perfect example of what a person faces when he is about to do something unique.

The book has one of the most unique storyline.

The characters are well developed and too strong that emphasize the Parsi culture in a beautiful way.

The book is quite intriguing and with proper twists and flat pace.

The language used easy to understand.

Overall a must read for a thrilling story.

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Review of Gods of the Gods

Book: Gods of the Gods

By : Abhishek

Ragnarok: A prophesied end or a new beginning?

The book is a sequel of the dimensions series. Though I read this part first rather than the first two but this gives me a strong reason to go up for the earlier releases as it is mind blowing and remarkable.

I appreciate the author's creativity for writing the strong scenes in such a magnificent way that it engages the reader. The book is basically unfolding the myths and discovering the reasons for them.

The way the author has penned down the characters, like Odin, Badlr, Hiraku, etc. is what a best seller needs. The strong characters and a well going plot with proper crisps of ups and downs.

The story is long yet an interesting thing to read. If you have already read the first two books then I can say that this is a must read.

Kudos to the author, Abhishek, for writing this masterpiece.

Overall, a must read.

4.7🌟/5

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Review of The Cord by Sredhanea Ramkrishnan

Book: The Cord

By: Sradhanea Ramkrishnan

Blurb:

“The greatest war we fight is the one within ourselves”, true to these words by Eric Christopher Jackson, ‘The cord’ is a personification of wars waging inside each individual in the turbulent background of 1947, with the imminent partition and the strife-torn Indian nation. As European colonists raided the world and ‘civilised’ the indigenous inhabitants, the mark they left didn’t just stop with the unruly borders and westernized organizations. As India woke up to her independence on 15th August 1947, unfortunately, her sons and daughters watched the dawn, hazed by Indo-Pak partition, communal riots, mass killings and much more. But these gores are no match to the souvenirs left in personal lives and families of the common public of the twin nations. The ones that their subconscious holds on to, till date. ‘The Cord’ follows Jamedar Ashraf Ullah, of the British Indian Army, whose family moves to Rawalpindi, leaving behind more than just traces of his lineage and Major Azad, 11th Kumaon Infantry, who gets a chance to right a wrong he had committed almost two decades ago. What would Major Azad choose? Guilt over duty? Kinship over comradery? or Love over all else? Is everything really fair in love and war?

Review:

The book revolves around the Indo-Pak war of 1947. The situation was deadly and families parted away.

How lives were shattered and each one of them dealt with dilemma.

The author portrays the life of people in armed forces. Their families deal with emotions of loss, war and love.

The characters are portrayed well and have been developed with a strong tinge of emotions and literature.

The words used are simple but the storyline is so damn amazing that one feels lost in the imaginary war zone of The Cord.

I appreciate the plot and flow of scenarios in the book which was a perfect blend of emotions and characterization.

Overall, a must read for all.

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Book Review of Invincika By Varun Sayal

Book: Invincika 

Superheroes of the multiverse

By: Varun Sayal

Multiverse, the most booming topic in today's world. We all have heard of it and imagined how life would have been in this. But what if your imagination was full of magnificent powers that could change the world and save it from threats?

The book, Invincika, is all about the superheroes of multiverse who have the powers to save the world. But then there was Ulka who was different from the rest and found herself inefficient until a ballistic weapon turned the table of her life. 

What do you think could have happened next??

Will Ulka be able to use her powers to save the world ??

All these questions are enough to ask you to go through this book.

The characters are interesting and the book is damn engaging I finished it in one go.

The plot is well maintained with the proper pace.

I liked the way author portrays the character of Ulka and how life can change in a go.

Overall the book deserves 5 stars and a must read title as I loved it.

If you haven't read it, buy it now from amazon.

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