Book Review !!

 Title: The Roaming Bihari and His Bagful of Stories

Genre: Memoir

Review:

This book is a thoughtful and engaging memoir that combines personal experiences with serious journalism. The author shares his journey as a Bihari journalist who spends over two decades in the Middle East, especially Saudi Arabia. The book begins with a striking incident soon after 9/11, setting the tone for a life filled with uncertainty, cultural shock, and professional challenges in a region often misunderstood by outsiders.

The author describes the difficulties of practicing honest journalism. Through newsroom experiences, field reporting, and reflections from think tanks, he documents major political and social changes in the Middle East. He also explores how Indian expatriates, particularly Indian Muslims, are viewed in the region and how India’s growing presence has slowly helped reshape perceptions and break stereotypes.

This book is written in simple language with wit and honesty, the book offers a balanced and human view of the Middle East showing both its restrictions and its gradual transformations. It is not just a travel or work memoir but a deep reflection on identity, freedom, and resilience. This book is an insightful and meaningful read making it a valuable read for anyone interested in journalism, expatriate life, and real-world stories of adaptation and courage. Go and order your copy now ! 

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 Title: Healing With Mysteries

Genre: Non- Fiction 

Review:

This book is a calm and reflective book that explores the soothing connection between mystery stories and emotional well-being. It is not a traditional self-help book with strict rules or quick solutions. Instead, it invites readers to slow down, breathe, and allow curiosity to take the lead. The author believes that getting absorbed in a mystery can help the mind relax and feel grounded, offering quiet comfort through storytelling.

The book explains how following fictional puzzles and unanswered questions can reduce real-life stress. The author has beautifully portrayed that mystery novels teach us to sit with uncertainty without fear, unlike real life where we feel constant pressure to control outcomes. Through gentle reflections, the book highlights how stories can calm anxiety, improve focus, and give the mind a much-needed break from overthinking.

Rather than giving direct advice, the author offers soft, practical ideas such as creating a peaceful reading ritual, letting questions remain open, and using stories to reframe stress. There are no big promises, only reassurance. This book reminds me that sometimes we don’t need clear answers but reassurance. This is a must read for all the youngsters to understand life in a better way, in a peaceful way.

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Book Review!

 Title: The Devil’s Table

Genre: Fiction 

Review:

This book is a dark, thought-provoking novel that goes far beyond a simple good-versus-evil narrative. The story revolves around a man named Raj, a man who once walked away from violence and darkness, hoping silence would help him forget his past. But the story makes it clear that darkness has a memory of its own. Raj is forced to confront the truth that one cannot outrun what lives within. Set in Los Angeles, the city becomes a battleground of souls rather than streets, where morality is blurred and power wears a civilized mask.

Raj is not a traditional hero. He is burdened by past choices and reluctant to fight again, yet destiny refuses to release him. Around him, every character feels purposeful, his friends like Roger and Ken reflect loyalty and enduring human bonds, grounding the story emotionally even as the world grows darker. Elyana, the Woman of Moon and Water, brings balance to the chaos, representing memory, love, and spiritual continuity. Through her, the novel shows that strength does not always come from violence, but from understanding and connection.

The novel explores fate, free will, trauma, belief, and destiny, showing how individual pain can shape the future of the world itself. It’s a must read for the lovers of fictional read, itself a light hearted read. Go and order your copy now! 

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 Title: Fractured Echoes

Genre: Psychological Thriller 

Review:

This is a tense psychological story set in the town of Blackpool. The story follows Mick Holden, a man who lives a lonely and routine life, trying hard to stay away from his past. His days are dull and predictable. Later, Mick starts hearing answers on the television before questions are asked. People around him repeat the same sentences as if stuck in a loop. Some days seem to restart but end differently the second time. These small cracks in reality slowly grow into something frightening.

Things become more serious when people begin to disappear, and no one remembers they ever existed. Mick soon meets Alice Whittaker, a journalist who has noticed the same strange changes. Unlike others, Alice does not forget. Together, Mick and Alice begin to compare their experiences and realize that Blackpool itself is being edited. The novel strongly explores the ideas of memory, identity, and control. It asks an unsettling question: If your memories are taken away, who are you? Mick’s struggle is not just against an unknown force, but against his own fading understanding of reality. The story shows how easily truth can disappear when people stop questioning what they see.

The author builds suspense gradually, using repetition and confusion to make the reader feel as lost as Mick. The town feels empty, cold, and haunting, adding to the psychological tension. The story stays with you even after it ends, making you reflect on how much of your life depends on what you remember and what might happen if that is taken away.

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Book Review !!

 

Title: War Of Destiny- 5

Genre: Fiction 

Review:

This book is the fifth book in the series and continues the powerful journey of Julia, a vampire torn between her past mistakes and her growing inner strength. The novel is a mix of supernatural adventure, emotional growth, and redemption, making it one of the most engaging parts of the series. Julia has long been terrified of the ghostly apparitions that appear before her. These visions once caused her to betray the Resistance, the group fighting against the cruel vampire ruler, King Valentino, leading her to hurt those she cared for deeply. She lives with guilt and confusion, unsure if these spirits are real or a sign of madness.

As the story unfolds, Julia finally discovers the truth as she possesses a rare and powerful gift.  The story revolves around redemption, courage and hope, friendship and loyalty, power and self-control.  The author writes in such a beautiful way that it attracts the readers to read it one sitting. The pace is fast, with exciting action scenes balanced by touching moments of personal reflection. The supernatural elements are well described but easy to follow, making the story accessible even to new readers. It’s a must-read for fans of vampire fiction and anyone who enjoys stories of inner struggle, bravery, and hope amidst darkness.

Review By Walk With A Book.