Book review : Club you to Death by Anuja Chauhan :Delhi club Murder story

Reading fiction books takes us to a world where we temporarily forget the present world. Well, this book Club you to Death by Anju Chauhan takes you to Delhi club and its sequences in a very interesting way. We are thankful to the Writersmelon for sending us the review copy in exchange for the honest review.

Book Title & Book Cover:

The book title ‘Club you to Death’ will grab the attention as the story has been set in the Delhi Turf Club and the murder happens in the club gym, later on when you are in the middle of the book, you understand the catch of the word ‘Club’ too. 

The book cover has the title at the center and the club building beneath and the one thing that grabbed my attention is the 3D effect of bloodstain on the book, it is engrossed on the cover and you can feel the blood spots. I would say brilliantly designed for the murder mystery plot.

Murder Mystery Plot:

The story begins with Brig. Dogra family visit the club and the next day the gym trainer Leo is found dead, the Crime Branch chief ACP Bhavani has been called to solve the case in few weeks as this is high profile club and many fingers are being pointed to renowned persons. When the investigation begins ACP finds many loopholes in the club and also comes to know the past of the people which they are trying to silently shun under the carpet. All the interconnections of the people lead to many investigations that help the ACP to unravel the mystery in the end.

Death on The Nile by Agatha Christie: Murder Mystery Book

Reading a murder mystery can keep you awake for nights to know the next move in the book so is the book Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie published by HarperCollins. Let us explore all aspects of this book in this book review. 

About the author: Agatha Christie

I have not read many of the renowned author Agatha Christie book, and this year I have pledged myself to read the bestsellers, so this is the first in the year. Many already know about the famous author yet let me share few highlights about her.

Agatha Christie has penned more than 100 titles that includes Mystery books, Poitrot book series, Tommy & Tuppence, Memoirs, Plays & Stories. She was one of the best-selling authors whose words and plot were magical besides the detectives build the whole scenario so colorful. Born in 1890, her books speak volume of the changes the world was going through and till her health fall ill in 1973, she continued to write. 

After reading this book, I am surely going to pick few more books by this author and add in my collection as these books are treasure.

Mystery Book Review : A Silent Takeover by Sarvananda Chandrashekaraiah

Media can go deep with the facts and find the truth of a superstar, the book ‘A Silent Takeover’ by Sarvananda Chandrashekaraiah tells us how it can be done and with what dedication the media person actually struggles for the story. Let us look in detail at the book review of the book.
 
Book Cover: The book cover has the title written in capitals plus it is simple with a girl wandering in woods to find something and spots a creature flying. This gives us a hint of ghost and psychic angle in the story.
 
Book Title: The title ‘A Silent Takeover’ makes the reader think in two – three perspectives with respect to the plot. The takeover of status quo, the partner or life on whole. A Silent Takeover title stands so true and will make it a complete effect till the end of the book.
 

 

Book Review : A Useful Death by Sriram Chellapilla

I am thankful to WritersMelon for sending us the copy of book ‘A Useful Death’ by Sriram Chellapilla. Book Review is analytical and honest in all terms, where I present thoughts of this book. Let’s start with the cover of the book and then the plot and pace of the story.

Book Cover: Title in the plain text with white colored font with a man standing in front of big TV screens makes sure that readers get a glimpse that the plot is set with news media being one of the centric players in the story.

A Useful Death Story Plot: A girl named Priya, who was an aspiring actress and ex-university student, commits a suicide. Her death raises questions to the link up with her probable costar Anil and the enquires about her missing laptop and smartphone makes the police to think that this is more than murder. An investigation agency is called upon and Partha one of the member of the team takes the case with lot of persuasion from Anil’s film star family.

·      Partha, leads the case with conviction that Anil is innocent and then series of truth starts disclosing infront of him.

·      Will Partha make real culprit go behind the bars or does he feels the stardom pressure on his case?

·      Does a single student named Varaprasad decision to keep Priya secrets to him will land with right news channel?

Such questions will make you stick to the book for longer.

Book Review: Killing Time In DELHI by Ravi Shankar Etteth

Book Cover: 

The book “Killing Time in Delhi” has a sensuous lady of its cover. With a butterfly tattoo on its back and wearing a Japanese theme dress and holding a hand fan makes us think the connection between her and Delhi.

Story & its Characters:

This story rolls around an elite Delhi lad Chaitanya who is called as Charlie in his circle. He lives in famous Delhi area and has worthy home and business. Charlie does not take life seriously until one night the consequences start turning hostile to him.

Book Review: Bhrigu Mahesh PhD, The Witch Of Senduwar by Nisha Singh

Book Cover:
The cover is simple depicting forest on fire and title of the book is written in simple font.

About the Author:
Nisha Singh is a crime fiction enthusiast who has written short stories for National Print Magazine and has contributed to a variety of online publications. Nisha is a prolific reader and writer and resides in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Story Line:
Story line revolves around the murder mystery set in Senduwar village, which is solved by Bhrigu Mahesh. Bhrigu Mahesh is a private detective who visits his village with his columnist friend and associate Sutte. Jayanti Devi requests Bhrigu to take up case of his son’s death. He takes up the case and unfolds many more chapters of Senduwar village and finally frees everyone from curse of witch. Story moves forward and each person is taken as suspect by Bhrigu and till end readers will keep guessing who murdered Malthu, an innocent boy.