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Book Review: Casey Vice: Spitfire of Vengeance by Joseph Rousell

 About the Book When Casey Vice was 8 years old, her father, a police captain who founded Saturn City’s Criminal Intelligence & Organized Crime Unit, and her mother were murdered in front of their home. Orphaned and left with unanswered questions, Casey and her siblings narrowly escaped death, but not scars the horrific ordeal escaped death, but not scars the horrific ordeal seared into their innocent minds… 15 years later, Casey, now a detective in the CI/OC, receives an invitation too dangerous to accept, yet too good to simply dismiss: a personal invitation to meet Shawn Anderson, the head of Saturn City’s mafia himself… at his private estate. She warily accepts the invitation and is faced with the gruesome revelation about her tragic past and an ultimatum that puts a million-dollar bounty on her head. As every con and killer in Saturn City’s seedy underbelly looks to collect, Casey is propelled on a collision course with Saturn City’s criminal regime-undaunted a...

Murder In Paharganj by Kulpreet Yadav: Book Review

I love Mystery… and I’d be a Mystery myself if granted. Okay, what I mean is that I love reading mystery/thriller and I enjoy delving into the world of one. Those who know me probably notice that I am a huge fan of Agatha Christie , my all-time favourite Crime Author.  Hands down, she is the author whose books has taken most of the space on my bookshelves, and TBH she is one classic crime writer. Period.  After all, why is she even known as the ‘Queen of Crime’? right? Starting off with all these introductions simply explains my book review choice for today. ‘Murder and Thriller’, to be precise. I will be talking about the book ‘Murder In Paharganj’ by Kulpreet Yadav . Being a thriller fan  I wasted no time to devour the book when the  author sent me a copy. However, a little confession to be made i.e. I couldn't really finish the book on the time which I have set. And, the reason for the late read led to a very delayed book review, which I should have done before...