Mitigating Circumstances by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg – Review
Justice may be blind, but Nancy Taylor Rosenberg reminds us that those who serve it are not. And not in one or two works by her; she does it in…
India’s External Intelligence: Secrets of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) by Major General V. K. Singh: Review
Some books attempt to describe intelligence agencies from the safe distance of speculation, journalistic reconstruction, and ideological assumption. Then there are books written by individuals who have inhabited the guarded…
Conspiracy Theories that were TRUE – read these books to learn about the secrets and hidden truths
There is something strangely predictable about the life cycle of a “conspiracy theory.” First, it appears in whispers. Then it is mocked, dismissed, labelled dangerous or absurd. People who talk…
A Detailed Review of The Invisible Government: A Quiet Revelation That Refused to Stay Quiet
There are books you read for information, and then there are books that quietly rearrange how you look at power itself. The Invisible Government belongs firmly in the second category.…
Reign of Pawns by V. S. Edwár – a promising mythology-based adventure-thriller novel launches mid-December 2025
There is a special kind of thrill in discovering a debut novel that knows precisely what it wants to be. Reign of Pawns by V. S. Edwár presents itself with…
High Tide by Hywel Pinto, a detailed review
Hywel Richard Pinto’s High Tide: Trust Not What The Tide Brings In is a novel that draws its strength from the seamless convergence of crime, historical intrigue, political undercurrents, and…
Lucifer was Innocent: The Red Pill by Tirth Raj Parsana, a critical review
In the times that we live, any person walking on the street may be an author, and any ‘house’ on the corner may be a publishing house! There is no…
Kapardi by Kolhapur Ramamurthy – Review
Kolhapur Ramamurthy’s Kapardi is a tour de force in contemporary Indian fiction, masterfully intertwining myth, mystery, espionage, and geopolitics into a gripping narrative. The novel is a thought-provoking exploration of…
10 Controversial Books YOU MUST READ – a list by IBC (for literature lovers)
What makes a book controversial? Books become controversial for a variety of reasons. They can challenge societal norms, explore sensitive or taboo subjects, or present viewpoints that oppose prevailing cultural,…
Lies My Gov’t Told me by Dr Robert Malone – Book Review
Dr Robert Malone’s experiences illustrate a broader debate about the balance between free speech and the prevention of misinformation in the digital age. Malone’s sidelining and bans from public spaces…
The Brown Sunshine by Aravind Rishi – Book Review
First of all, let’s begin with the joy of discovering a novel that may just surprise you… leave you in awe and compelled to rethink different aspects of the storyline,…
Angels and Demons by Dan Brown – Book Review
Dan Brown needs no introduction! He is an American author famous for his novels that have become synonymous with mystery, secrets, and conspiracies. In this article, I will be reviewing…