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 Book: Purgatory Voyage Author: Adarsh Kumar Khure @adarsh_kumar_khare    "Purgatory Voyage" by Adarsh Kumar Khure is a mythological hindu fiction where a Priest narrates the story of a person who went to Yamlok in his present life. The flashback plot was set in 925 AD and revolves around Kalidas aka Kali. Kalidas is a god stricken virtuous peasant living in Bindu Khand ( now the adjoining parts of Indian states Uttar pradesh and Madyapradesh). The king  of Bindu Khand, Bindu Dev Varman decided to go to Yamlok through a Tunnel in Bharmaur to resolve the unpalatable drought experienced by his state. Kalidas somehow went along with King to Yamlok and came to know the secrets of Karma and life after death. While reading this part, I felt like reading a mini version of GarudaPurana. Kalidas got to know about the 21 main hells and 21 heavens but whoever went on a 12 days purgatory voyage would forget whatever happened when he returns back to his normal earthly life. The s...

 Name: Love Alive  Author: Rijuta Gupta @rijutagupta Im collaboration with @kharidobechobooks Check out @kharidobechobooks  for affordable book deals. Love Alive by Rijuta Gupta is a adult romance fiction. The story revolves around Udita and her love and marriage life. Initially, Udita, a lawyer loved Ankit and gave birth to twins  Maya and Meera. Later on, she fell in love with Nipun and started her life with him.Being the biological of the two, Ankit didn't interfere in their life. After few years when the paternity report was out and when the daughters met Ankit, things went miserable. The story is weird and predictable. It was full of emotion and confusion as well. It was at a point like watching a age old TV  serial. It is not my cup of tea. Still, the language is good and the author plotted the story line very well. May be the character development wasn't that strong. Overall, it was a good read. #kharidobecho #kharidobechobooks #kbfamily #kharidobechoteam...

 Book: The So-Called Destiny Author: Yutheka Pandian @yutheka_pandian "The So-called destiny" by Yutheka Pandiyan is a contemporary Romance book but I would say a romantic thriller it was. The story revolves around Aditya and Pavni. Aditya is a handsome sports guy. Pavni is a young architect. Pavni got to meet Aditya in beach, it was more like a pain healing place for her. Soon she made friends with Aditya's friends namely Vikram, Gautam, Kriti and Tara. Everything went well until Gautam wanted to marry Pavni. but was jealous of Pavni spending time with Aditya. He tricked Aditya's girlfriend Chaya. That was a major breakthrough in both of their lifes. Aditya was deeply hurt and broken but a serious event changed his miserable life from a mere dallier to a responsible person. The climax was really touchy. And it was more like watching a movie. The language was lucid and easy to understand. This book is a emotional treat. Want to read it again.😍

Name: Elephant in the store room Author: Dr. Anu Teotia The Elephant in the store room by Dr. Anu Teotia is a self help book to forgive things, move on and lead a positive life ahead. The cover page of the book is neat, elegant and pleasant. The title of the book was pretty intriguing to pick up this book. Its justification goes like this. Everyone will not talk about their worst negative events in their life as it will be too painful for them and they shift those events thought to a store room in their mind wherein it is stored in their unconscious mind and takes control over their life without even realising it. Hence, the author says that the elephant must be taken out of the store room in your unconscious mind. It was a unique and creative example to make readers understand the content. Every chapter is maximum two pages length backed with daily activities and meditation exercises to help you achieve it in a more effective way. The language is simple and I recommend to all who want...

 Book: The waves come calling Author: Nikhil Chandwani @nikhilchandwani It's one of the best romance thriller. It's about a couple- shiana and Rudra who falls in love and just before their eve of marriage, they packed up for a excursion where a tradegy awaits.  The book is short and elegant - just 23 pages. It has been formatted well. The language is lucid and simple. What I liked was the beginning 2 pages and the ending para. That's where I really felt like being in that scene. The middle part was okay-okay. Not too good. Not too bad. The story was very predictable and the author gave clues to the ending climax in the middle part. And I think that's the point where readers may lose their interest as the climax is already known. So it's always better to make it a suspense.  Overall, a good romantic thriller read. I'm eagerly waiting for the part 2.  My best wishes to the author🤗🌸

 Book: Ravana Author: Gaurav Kataria  Every should have heard the king Ravana, who kidnapped Sita, wife of Rama. He was typically portrayed as aggressive, merciless, arrogant villain who have always done unlawful acts and usually harming rishis munis sadhus and devas.  This book takes reverse turn where the author shows a different version of Ravana as a intelligent and smart person. The language is simple yet elegant. The first person narration gave a touch to the story.The author have also provided with corporate advises and motivations which I didn't find too good. However, the overall story kept me hooked and I didn't want to keep it down.

 Book: Mystery of the Urban Monks Author: @authorvikramsingh  Genre: Fiction ❤ On a train journey to Varanasi, A Yogi meets John, a writer. Yogi narrates him a story about three friends: Krish, Tony and Asif. To have a break from normal tiring life, The three friends went into an joyous trip to Goa, which became a life-changing journey for them. The search of an monk and  the desire to learn more dragged them to many places from lofty Himalayas to gorgeous ranges.  Basically, it's a story within a story. ❤ The plot was different but unique and had a well developed theme.The characters were beautifully sketched. The characters were following different religions but had the same faith towards humanity. ❤ The language was lucid and simple to understand. The author's writing style is engaging and intriguing. It kept me hooked throughout the end. ❤️ The book is unique I would say. The messages were embedded like a gem in it. Only a keen reader could get it.  I would ...