I have never read any books by Diane Chamberlain before, so I wasn’t very sure what to expect from this book when I started on it. The blurb at the back of the book made it sound like a thriller, and since I am always a sucker for some chills and thrills, I expected to enjoy it very much.
When I teased an excerpt from this book earlier this week, I mentioned that the book was about the relationship between a boy and…
As a family, we love to vacation in South-East Asia. What’s not to like? Most of the places are kid-friendly (yes, we found family…
It’s been some time since I shared Snubnose’s work on this blog. Nowadays, I usually just put up an Instagram post. But of late,…
The services related to fulfilling requirements related to writing essays are getting popular nowadays. Every university student is taking assistance from such writing service…
The Mask Diaries by Abhinav Goel is one of my more interesting reads of late. I have been reading it over the weekend, and…
Sometimes, the less choice you have, the better it is for you to decide quickly. But at the same time, with less choice, the competitive pricing and quality will lack tremendously. In today’s world, there are so many companies building the same type of products that choosing the right product to buy becomes difficult. Smart buyers never go for the best-seller ones because they know even cheap quality products can have crazy sale figures thanks to viral marketing. So, most of the buyers first find out the list of all the items available for a certain product and shortlist a few based on the priority recommendations of the different blogs. Then they go through the reviews of the shortlisted products through various review sites to take a final decision.
Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia of To Be Continued. It’s been a long time since I did a Mailbox Monday…
Flechazo is a Spanish word. According to Google Translate, it means love. It can also mean revelation or love at first sight. Whichever meaning…
7 Excuse me for this post’s a rather shabby shot of the book cover. When one so deeply invests in second-hand books, it’s very difficult…