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A gripping, impeccably-crafted and poignant historical espionage novel about the Dreyfus Affair.

Interesting in the beginning but let down by the clumsy cherry-picking of data.

Stuck in the no-man's land between being plot-driven and character-driven, this isn't Taylor's best work by far.

A slow burn murder mystery brimming with a host of unlikeable characters with reasons to kill.

Breaks your heart, then mends it in the glorious tradition of bitter-sweet stories.

The discovery of a packet of letters sets Lucy on a trail to unravel the mystery surrounding the life of an unacknowledged female ancestor.

A heart-warming golden romance drizzled with a sauce of social satire.

Follows in the footsteps of Eat, Pray, Love without the well-defined goals!

Fresh and pacy on the outside, thought-provoking and wise on the inside. This is a coming of age story with a difference.

A humourous take on how we think about money matters and why it matters.

A slow-burning historical crime novel set during the American Revolution that will have you turning pages late into the night.

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Lyrical and seasoned with intellectual and philosophical ideas but sorely lacking in genuine conflict.

I've had a tough time picking my favourites from the year gone by. I hope you find your favourite in the list.

Our biology, culture, and values shape effective leadership. Sinek illustrates how true leadership can turn the tables on tough times.

Read this novel for the narrator. #Goenzo

If you're looking for an uplifting and easy read, you're in the right place. A bit predictable but engaging, nonetheless.

This historical fantasy novel about a peasant girl's battle to survive and persevere on the path to greatness is an absolute triumph.

A moving debut novel about the things we hide to keep the peace in our families while half-hoping that someone will see through the charade.

Combining her admiration for Japanese culture with the critical eye of a journalist, Aiyar writes an ode to her years in Japan.

A cursed ship. An eight-month long voyage. Several people with reasons to loathe each other. And ominous signs of the Devil's presence.

A quick read about the unlikely bond between a teenager and an elderly widower, catalyzed by eight books.

A book that lifts the dust covers draped over concepts like colonialism, labour markets and debt to show us how they changed the world.

A struggling writer steals the plot of a dead writer's unpublished novel and makes it big. What could possibly go wrong?

An English activist is murdered in a sleepy hamlet in the hills. And the murderer is not the only one with a secret worth killing for.

A panoramic look at everything that has happened since the birth of the universe and our place in it.

A heart-warming book about a curmudgeon of a man who finds love and a sense of belonging after believing he'd lost it all.

An interesting premise pulled down by a somewhat predictable plot and lack-lustre characterisation.

A writer writing about another writer except that there is murder, mystery and history in the mix.

Jennifer has cancer but that's not her real killer. She has six weeks to figure out who poisoned her.