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September Reads

New look, new month, new beginnings!Life of a book reviewer is always full of excitement. Starting from what to read next to what happens next in that book - the thrill is never ending. So, I thought of sharing that excitement with you as well. 

Sharing a glimpse of some of the beautiful reads that adorn my shelf this month:




If these covers are anything to go by, I am sure you would have understood how much I am looking forward to them.
        1. Awaken by Ashok Banker
        2. The Black Tiger by Srijan Pal
        3. Rebound by Sanil Sachar
        4. Immortal India by Amish Tripathi
        5. Invisible Ties by Nadya A R
        6. The Elephant Chaser's Daughter by Shilpa Raj
        7. Navigating India by Bharat Joshi

P.S: I also have some exciting ARCs on my desk.... shhh can't reveal much about it now.

Stay tuned during the month to know how they fared IMHO!

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