Ranging from fresh content to mystical stories, we bring you 4 handpicked weekend books
Revisit the 20th century's greatest act of treason -The Other Woman; flick through fresh and intriguing stories of Storywallah; read two mystical stories -one about a woman who mysteriously receives an arrest warrant for a murder she never committed and the other about someone who receives a letter from her dead mother.
With the weekend just right here, we have a bunch of very interesting reads to offer you. Enjoy your reading session with these four handpicked books!
The Other Woman
Author: Daniel Silva | In an isolated village in the mountains of Andalusia, a mysterious French woman begins to work on a dangerous memoir. It is the story of a man, she once loved in the Beirut of old, and a child taken from her in treason's name.
Storywallah
Author: Neelesh Misra's Mandali | Homesick journeymen reconnect with their hometowns, old lovers reconcile against all odds, and parents learn to get along with their grown-up children. A mother-in-law uses questionable tactics to bond with her distant daughter-in-law, a war widow learns to stand up to family, and a life-threatening mountain slope brings two strangers together. These are fresh, untamed voices aided and abetted by a nice storyteller.
Conman
Author: Surender Mohan Pathak | Kiara receives a WhatsApp invite from Aditya Khanna, who claims to be an investment banker in New York. He sweeps her off her feet and promises to return to India and marry her. But the day of his arrival comes and goes, and he is nowhere to be found.Six months go by, and one day, cops come knocking on Kiara's door, charging her with the murder of the man who conned her.
Time Is a Killer
Author: Michel Bussi | It is the summer of 1989 and 15-year-old Clotilde is on a holiday with her parents in Corsica. On a twisty mountain road, their car comes off at a curve and plunges into a ravine. Only Clotilde survives. 27 years later, she returns to Corsica with her husband and their sulky teenage daughter. But in Corsica, she receives a letter from her mother as if she were still alive. The question is, who sent this letter and why?
(With IANS Inputs)
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