Killings on a Page

The words cringed as They were slain. It’s whiteout, Flawless and peaceful. – Meera

Book Review — The Sunlit Night by Rebecca Dinerstein

Thank you Bloomsbury India for sending me a copy of this book for review. Frances and Yasha’s paths cross at the top of the world. One of them has come to Norway to get away from family troubles by immersing  herself in the Yellow Room art project. The other is here on a family mission,

Book Review — Death and the King’s Horseman by Wole Soyinka

A play based on the natives of Yoruba, Death and the King’s Horseman marks the journey of Elesin Oba (the chief Horseman of the King) who is meant to sacrifice his life and follow the dead King into the afterlife. Filled with ritualistic nuances and a strong emphasis on the conflicts between colonizer and colonized, the play

Book Review — Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

One of the most popular Gothic classics, Dr Jekyll & Mr. Hyde sets the mark for numerous psychological and literary studies. It is the story of a certain Mr. Hyde, cold and villainous who surfaces as a relative of the kind Dr. Jekyll, scientist extraordinaire.  When two old friends of Dr. Jekyll’s – Mr. Utterson

Book Review — Plum Lovin by Janet Evanovich

Plum Lovin is a short novel in the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich which is centered around Stephanie’s attempts to take over Annie Hart’s business as a relationship expert while Diesel protects Annie from an irrational goon with supernatural powers. Annie, wanted for murder, is on the run and staying out of the radar. Stephanie