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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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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The Seventh Cup by Nitesh Jain is a mystery set in the scenic settings of Switzerland and Goa. So, read the book summary, genre, publication date, similar book recommendations, and book review of The Seventh Cup by Nitesh Jain on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath is her debut book. A collection of eight crime short stories, read the book summary, book quotes, genre, publication date, similar book recommendations, and book review of Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath on Njkinny’s Blog.
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India was One by an Indian does not fall under a given genre. So, it is not simply a love story nor a patriotic saga nor a historical. It crosses genres and gives us a glimpse into a situation which though hypothetical is enough to raise some very relevant questions about the current situation in our country. So, read book summary, genre, publication date, and book review of India was One by an Indian on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Where Earth Meets Water by Pia Padukone is her debut book that sensitively explores grief, guilt, survival and love in all its forms. Set against the backdrop of the 9/11 attack, this book will touch your heart. So, read the book summary, publication date, genre, and book review of Where Earth Meets Water by Pia Padukone on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Romances that make your heart beat faster, your stomach fill with butterflies, and your eyes shine with love are the perfect company to warm you. In today’s post, I will share my personal favourite Indian romances that are intense, emotional, sizzling hot, and totally memorable. These are the Best Hot Romance Novels by Indian Authors that are must-reads and not-to-be-missed. Right from alpha billionaires to brooding bosses to charming playboys, we have everything here to entice and entertain you with love stories that give a new meaning to happily-ever-after!
The Indian romance authors in this list are my go-to authors when in the mood for sexy romances with memorable characters, sizzling chemistry and epic happy endings. All their romance books are must-reads, so dive in and get lost in the world of true love!
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The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller is her debut Gothic Historical Romance. Set in a dilapidated mansion with its own character, a dark past, secrets, and ghosts, this Gothic romance is everything engrossing. So, read the book summary, publication date, genre, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller on Njkinny’s Blog.
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You Are the Best Wife by Ajay K Pandey is the true account of the author and his wife’s love story and subsequent marriage. A debut book that is simply and yet poignantly told, read the book summary, publication date, genre, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of You Are the Best Wife by Ajay K Pandey on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Cold Cock by Mukul Ranjan is his debut book. A contemporary fiction set around the television industry, this book shows the stark and ugly behind-the-scenes reality of the industry. With an office romance also present, read the book summary, publication date, genre, reading age group, and book review of Cold Cock by Mukul Ranjan on Njkinny’s Blog.
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