Book Reviews of books read and reviewed.
Accidentally Amy by Lynn Painter is a cute rom-com featuring a meet cute, mistaken identity, easy going characters, entertaining texting and banter, breezy storyline, and a swoon-worthy cinnamon roll hero. So, read the book summary, release date, genre, reading age. book quotes, and book review of Accidentally Amy by Lynn Painter on Njkinny’s Blog
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My Sinner by Sapna Bhog is an Indian Billionaire Enemies-to-Lovers Romance. The final book in the “Bond of Brothers Book
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Surya: The God and His Abode by Ranjan Kumar Singh is a beautifully written, well-researched book with attractive photos. So, it is a perfect coffee table book that enlightens the readers about the Sun Temples in India and Thailand along with their historical, cultural, and current significance. Read the book summary, book release date, genre, reading age, book quotes, and book review of Surya: The God and His Abode by Ranjan Kumar Singh on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Fake Locked by Era Mable is the second book in “The Locked Series” set in India. Featuring a commitment wary workaholic Billionaire, and an ambitious heroine looking to escape her parents’ matchmaking, they agree to a marriage-of-convenience. But what happens when fake becomes real? So, read the book release date, book summary, genre, reading age, book quotes, “The Locked Series”, and book review of Fake Locked by Era Mable on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Settled Homeless by Rover V is a contemporary fiction that follows the life of a nomadic academician, Ted, as he traverses life’s many challenges to ultimately find his happy ending. So, read the book summary, genre, book quotes, reading age, book release date, and book review of The Settled Homeless by Rover V on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Krishna Deva Raya : The Crown of Vijayanagara by Abhijeeth Hiliyana is the sequel to “Krishna Deva Raya: The Boy who would be King”. This book chronicles the later years of legendary Indian King, Krishna Deva Raya, and even features his relationship with his witty courtier Tenali Rama. So, read the book summary, age rating, release date, genre, book quotes, and book review of Krishna Deva Raya : The Crown of Vijayanagara by Abhijeeth Hiliyana on Njkinny’s Blog
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Conversations Across America by Kari Loya is a vividly written travelogue and emotional memoir of his and his father’s last bike trip across the TransAmerica Bike Trail. A book that talks of relationships especially a father-son’s, the impact of Alzheimer’s on not only the patient but his family too, and brings the beauty of America to a reader. So, read the book summary, release date, genre, age rating, and book review of Conversations Across America by Kari Loya on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Fallen by Mia Sheridan is yet another fabulous romantic suspense, thriller book from this extremely talented author. A haunted house, a town with a strange and disconcerting feel, and long-ago secrets that now threaten the very existence and sanity of Scarlett and her daughter, Fallen by Mia Sheridan will have chills running down your spine as you sit entranced and totally engrossed by this intense, spooky, emotional, and overall memorable story! Read the blurb, publication history, genre, favourite quotes and book review of Fallen by Mia Sheridan on Njkinny’s Blog.
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All Kinds of Wrong by Shilpa Suraj is an edgy stalker romantic thriller featuring a lifestyle guru heroine, and an Intelligence Agency spy hero. Full of nail biting suspense, goosebumps inducing thrill, and heartbreaking past demons, read the book summary, book quotes, genre, age rating, and book review of All Kinds of Wrong by Shilpa Suraj on Njkinny’s Blog
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Krishna Deva Raya : The Boy who would be King by Abhijeeth Hiliyana is the part 1 of his “Krishna Deva Raya Book Series”. This book narrates the story of the initial years of famous Indian King, Krishna Deva Raya of Kingdom Vijayanagar. So, read the book summary, release date, genre, age rating, book quotes, and book review of Krishna Deva Raya : The Boy who would be King by Abhijeeth Hiliyana on Njkinny’s Blog
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