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A fresh take on personal finance, emphasizing the psychological and historical factors that shape our decisions about money.

What do origami, Formula 1 racing, and kingfishers have in common?

A delightful memoir about the unlikely bond between a good samaritarian millennial and a beloved Indian icon in his 80s.

Why do regrets exist? What are they made of? And how can we let go of them?

A character-driven novel with an intriguing premise revolving around time travel, parallel lives, destiny and choices.

Reports of the death of TV news channels are not exaggerated. Check Instagram for proof!

Celebrating the contributions of women in Greece and India over millenia in mythology, war, politics, business, spirituality and art.

Each day is a fresh opportunity to do something you've always wanted to try. So, why not start today?

Easy to read and well-intentioned but ends up feeling like a stack of tweets.

Have you ever been surprised by support from unexpected quarters? Read on to be inspired by stories of unlikely allies in politics, sport and entertainment.

A lyrical story, set in Calcutta, about the bond between two sisters.

What makes you happy? And what does it take to stay happy?

A gothic, historical fiction about murder, greed and treachery beneath the garb of wealth and gentility.

In the gap between what we believe will happen and what actually occurs, lie disappointment and contentment.

A true story about a professor, a student and the universal lessons about Life.

In small doses, boredom is just the thing we need.

A gripping conclusion to The Radiant Emperor series, fuelled by ambition, grief and revenge. Expect ruthlessness, scheming and great writing.

Is talent more crucial to success than effort? Is there a deadline for hard work to be rewarded?

A compelling coming-of-age story of two sisters and the choices they make during an era of discontent and revolution.

Tough times can fuel empathy but not for everyone. Why is that?

If you could order a coffee and travel back in time to meet someone you've known, who would it be?

World Champions are seldom forged in comfort and good times. Neither was their coach.

Certainly brings the goods when it comes to characterization, atmospheric writing and narrative style.

Finding old letters in a shoebox is like being sprinkled accidentally with stardust. It's nostalgic, kind of magical and the shimmer sticks.