Category: Reviews

The Technical T(Error) by Rohit Ashok Kothari: A Tech Thriller with Future Warfare Concepts

Rohit shows us the way how technology, if not checked and observant properly, can bring us on knees in national security, personal commitments, and social welfare. Anyway, the novel is a combination of two aspects that are inevitably looking associated with it – error and terror. Let’s discuss the story at the forepart to grasp what we trying to juxtapose.

Biswas Kora Jae Na by Amitav Ganguly – A Compelling Bengali Literature

Biswas Kora Jae Na by Amitav Ganguly is my first pick of the author. After this, I would pick up his English books following almost the same genre. I sighed in appreciation for its mixed story patterns, each story was different and enhanced the suspense better the previous. Let me put it first, the title in English means Cannot be Believed. Hence the stories are ricocheted in such a way that the ending will surprise in the most unusual way.

Agent Sharp: The Most Mind-Blowing and Twisted Sci-fi Thriller of the Year

This book belongs to science fiction genre with a suspense & thriller fantasy tale kind of touch to it. The title itself suggests a bundle of action and adventure likely to take place in a clandestine mission. Contrasting the contemporiness, the plot of the novel eventually carries us to another galaxy, world, and planet. The novel is sci-fi and it has to be placed in future…and it indeed is…planet Roeayt…year 20,018.