Tag: Book Review
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The Bestseller Myth
Why “Bestselling Author” Doesn’t Always Mean “Great Book” Even before a book sees the light of day, most authors have already begun to dream — of glowing reviews, loyal readers, and that coveted title: “Bestselling Author.” It’s a dream that feels almost synonymous with success. But in today’s publishing landscape, where algorithms can be gamed and reviews can…
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An Author’s Best Friend
A Cup of Coffee and One Honest Voice Every writer has their rituals. Some need a quiet corner, some need chaos, and others — like most of us — need just two things: a comforting cup of coffee and someone, even just one person, to remind us that we are good writers. I’ve been lucky to have both in abundance — the…
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Historical Fiction — My Latest Passion
I have never been a particularly disciplined writer — and that’s probably because I never needed a specific setting to write. I could (and still can) write anywhere, anytime. I often talk about The Metromanic Chronicles, my shortest book, which I wrote while traveling in Delhi’s transit system — the Delhi Metro. That book, like much of my work,…
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Chasing Shadows stands out…
Saw this on Goodreads and I cant stop raving about it, love it!!! Thank you “Gary Reads” on Goodreads for this amazing review for Chasing Shadows – https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/231659039-chasing-shadows I tend to gravitate toward books by indie authors, and I picked this one up by Jasveer Dangi after listening to the audiobook version of one of…
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The Sombie Virus
“Version One and a Half” was nothing more than my personal journal. I had never imagined becoming an author — not until someone very close to me read those pages and said, ‘This needs to be published.’ One thing led to another, and now, I’m just days away from launching my 11th book, Chasing Shadows,…
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Audio Books
When I first heard about audiobooks back in India, I didn’t think much of them. I was always a traditionalist, focused on the paperback version because nothing could replace the comfort of holding a physical book in your hands. The joy of that experience is hard to put into words. So, when I first came…
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My Favourite Canadian Books
Over the past four years, I’ve learned so much about Canada, and I’m excited to share that knowledge with the world. There are so many fascinating aspects of Canadian culture and history to explore. I feel like, as an author, I’ve evolved, and my writing style has changed based on my experiences since moving here.…
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The Hunter Genesis – Review
Gratitude to reader, MS Khan, for creating such a wonderful pic with review of the Hunter series – Book 1 and Book 2, thank you so much! “Picked these at book fests an year apart and I simply loved the story! I read part 1, ‘The Hunter Genesis – Whatever it is, wherever it is,…
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Initial reviews look promising for The Hunter Genesis – Book 2
Reviews for ‘The Hunter Genesis – Revelation’, Book 2 of the Hunter series ❤️ Really excited to see the first few reactions from readers 😍, thank you so much for taking time out to write the reviews!!! The Hunter Genesis Book 1 and 2 are available worldwide 🌎 #jasveersinghdangi #jasveersinghdangibook #authorjasveersinghdangi #authorlife #thehuntergenesis #thehuntergenesisbyjasveer #thehuntergenesisrevelation #thehuntergenesisbook #newbook #bookrelease
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Muneeta Aneja, Journalist and Best-selling Author, reviews the Hunter series
Book 1 – https://www.amazon.in/Hunter-Genesis-Jasveer-Singh-Dangi/dp/9356671893/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 “Whatever it is, wherever it is, He will find it”, but who is the “REAL HE”, is the master stroke question? The book starts with the rich ancient tapestry of Bharat, existing as one of the most ancient civilizations still breathing, and surviving. It interacts about the foundation, rise, zenith of…
