A Governess Should Never… Deny a Duke by Emily Windsor is the second book in “The Governess Chronicles Series”. It is a Regency Romance featuring a prim and proper Governess with a secret past, an enigmatic Duke, and a forbidden romance that sizzles. So, read the book summary, book quotes, genre, publication date, reading age, and book review of A Governess Should Never… Deny a Duke by Emily Windsor on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Broken by Anna C is her latest romantic suspense set in Hong Kong, and the first book in “Heartbreaker Series”. Featuring two affluent Indian families, this book is an emotional, thrilling, sensual, and suspenseful journey that will keep you hooked throughout, and then leave you shocked at the end! So, read the book summary, genre, publication date, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of Broken by Anna C on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Drop and the Glop by Sanjiv Saran is a book set against the India-Pakistan war in 1965 and the liberation of Bangladesh in 1971. An engrossing story with characters that will make a permanent place in your heart, read the book summary, genre, publication date, reading age, book quotes, and book review of The Drop and the Glop by Sanjiv Saran on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Lion – Most Wanted by Douglas Misquita is the action adventure packed thriller sequel to “Lion – Escape From Russia”. But, despite being a sequel, it can be read as a standalone story. So, read the book summary, publication date, genre, age rating, similar book recommendations, and book review of Lion – Most Wanted by Douglas Misquita on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Cult Next Door: A Manhattan Memoir by Elizabeth R. Burchard and Judith L. Carlone is Elizabeth Burchard’s autobiography where she shares her story of inadvertently getting caught in a cult, and how she reclaimed her life. So, read the book summary, publication date, genre, reading age, and book review of The Cult Next Door: A Manhattan Memoir by Elizabeth R. Burchard and Judith L. Carlone on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Why should I worry when I can face the world? by Shibu Nair is a self help book designed to address the problems of anxiety, worry ,depression, fear and overthinking. So, read the book summary, genre, reading age, publication date, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of Why should I worry when I can face the world? by Shibu Nair on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Shikhandi and Other ‘Queer’ Tales They Don’t Tell You by Devdutt Pattanaik talks about the history of Queerness in Indian mythology as well as other religions of the World. So, a book with multiple stories from Indian mythology that will give you major food for thought, read book summary, book quotes, genre, publication date, age rating, and Shikhandi and Other ‘Queer’ Tales They Don’t Tell You by Devdutt Pattanaik book review on Njkinny’s Blog.
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India is a land of fables, diversity, and acceptance. So, it is only right that I share with you poignant, inspiring, memorable, enlightening Queer or LGBTQ Books from India that are must reads. Also these are bestselling LGBTQ books, nonfiction LGBTQ books, LGBTQ books for adults, and LGBTQ books for YA/teens. So, enjoy the Pride Month by checking out and reading these Best Queer Books from India or the Best LGBTQ Books from India on Njkinny’s Blog.
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How To Live Your Life by Ruskin Bond is a letter of advice from the author to all readers. A book full of wisdom, and life’s lessons leaned by the author through his experiences, this book is applicable to people of all age groups. So, read the book summary, publication date, genre, age rating, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of How To Live Your Life by Ruskin Bond on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Book Lovers by Emily Henry is a romantic comedy featuring a Literary Agent, and an Editor. A book that checked all my pointers for a memorable read, read the book summary, book genre, publication date, book quotes, reading age, similar book recommendations, and book review of Book Lovers by Emily Henry on Njkinny’s Blog
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