Who is Aarya Sarkar?
A lot of people ask me this question, so this is how I think of her. You may have slightly different opinions and that's okay.
Book reviews & writing notes
What Ranjana's been reading, and what she's learned about the craft along the way.
Book Review: Carry On, Jeeves
I love PG Wodehouse. If it is one with Jeeves, then I'm in love with it before I even open the first page. This book is a collection of short stories, the first I've read by Wodehouse.
Book Review: The House in the Cerulean Sea
This is a heart-warming book, sweet and simple. Linus Baker lives his lonely life by the rules until Extremely Upper Management send him on an assignment to Marsyas Island Orphanage.
Book Review: The Guest List
I'd heard a lot about this book and thought of finally picking it up. I hadn't so far because of the multiple POVs. Surprisingly, the POVs were not a problem.
Writing Secrets - Revealed!
Writing, like any creative pursuit, can be as simple or as complex as you make it out to be. Here are 5 tips by successful writers revealing the secrets of writing.
Review: I Have a Secret by Cheryl Bradshaw
I Have A Secret is the first book that I read in the Sloane series and also the first book by the author that I read. The story was interesting, though the plot was predictable.
Book Review: Evil Under The Sun by Agatha Christie
Poirot can never take a vacation, it seems, because even when he is holidaying, some murder catches up on him.
Shades of Love
February brings with it the aroma of spring, the blush of pretty flowers on trees, the freshness of new leaves. It is the perfect month to celebrate love.
Nurture Your Dreams
There is a lot we learn from the characters in our books. For me, Aarya, the badass detective in the Aarya series, is always a source of inspiration.
The Pain You Deserve
When you believe that the intense pain you feel is well-deserved. When you have been the cause of agony and anguish for someone you love.