Looking to fill your shelf with books that you just can’t put down? Whether you’re into thrillers, romance, or gripping mysteries, these 10 page-turners will keep you hooked from start to finish. Get ready for unforgettable characters, shocking twists, and stories that will have you reading late into the night!
1. Tread Softly On their Heart by Sanhita Baruah.
Bestselling author Sanhita Baruah’s latest release, Tread Softly On Their Heart, is a collection of poignant short poems and notes that delve deep into the complexities of human emotions within romantic relationships. Divided into three chapters—Lens of Perception, Rose-Coloured Glasses, and Strength in Vulnerability—the book offers a fresh perspective on how love, kindness, and emotional vulnerability can transform our connections. With her unique blend of poetry and mindset coaching, Sanhita encourages readers to approach relationships with compassion and understanding, reminding us that softness, not strength, is often the bravest way to navigate the world.
Her words resonate with anyone who believes in the power of kindness, self-reflection, and emotional growth. Ideal for dreamers, change-makers, and anyone in search of healing, Tread Softly On Their Heart is a must-read for those who want to nurture both themselves and their relationships.
2. A Healer’s Hymns by Ved Vyas
If you’re seeking a book that combines raw emotional depth with spiritual insight, A Healer’s Hymns by Ved Vyas is a must-add to your shelf. This extraordinary collection of poetry takes readers on a transformative journey through suffering, resilience, and awakening. Vyas crafts poems that emerge from personal anguish but evolve into profound reflections on life’s complexities, offering solace and introspection along the way.
The book is infused with spiritual undertones, dedicated to the “Great Goddess,” and explores themes of sacrifice, life’s unpredictability, and the beauty that can arise from struggle. Each poem feels like an honest glimpse into the poet’s heart, where vulnerability and strength exist in harmony. With lyrical grace, Vyas transforms pain into art, reminding us that our struggles can inspire something beautiful and universally relatable.
A Healer’s Hymns is for anyone who has faced hardship and found the courage to embrace it—turning pain into power and self-discovery.
3. Falling In & Out by Nishant Prakash
For fans of sci-fi with a deep emotional core, Falling In & Out by Nishant Prakash is a must-read. Prakash, an IIM-Shillong alumnus and a recipient of the ’40 Under 40′ Leaders award, brings his keen observational skills to his debut novel. Known for his sharp character development and narrative depth, Prakash’s storytelling is enriched by his small-town roots and a love for literary greats like Mark Twain and Rudyard Kipling.
The book explores a fascinating blend of time travel and coming-of-age drama. It delves into the notion of time as both a healer and a trap, posing the question: Can we change the most consequential moments of our lives, or are we just helpless beings moving towards an inevitable conclusion? The story follows three small-town kids as their lives are shaped by pivotal decisions and the forces of time. Falling In & Out will keep you turning pages with its thought-provoking themes and captivating plot twists.
4.E-volvement Trilogy by Vriin C
E-volvement Trilogy – Part 1: A Soulful Journey Begins
In a rapidly changing world, many are searching for deeper meaning. E-volvement Trilogy offers a path to evolve not just your body and mind, but your soul. The first book provides practical tools to build a protective inner shield, guiding you toward self-discovery and unlocking the life you desire. It’s a journey of personal transformation and a call to be a catalyst for positive change.
Through the series, you’ll learn to understand, measure, and grow in your soul’s journey, connecting your inner self to the world around you. Start your E-volvement today.
Vriin C: Reinvention and Leadership
Vriin C’s journey of reinvention spans careers in fashion, teaching, and Human Resources. Inspired by her mother’s healing wisdom, Vriin embarked on a spiritual search, ultimately guiding others toward success through self-discovery. Her debut book marks the start of her mission to inspire transformation through mentorship and writing.
5.Canvassing Art by V. Shruti Devi
Shruti Devi, a Supreme Court advocate, politician, and prolific writer, makes a remarkable impact with her latest book, Canvassing Art (December 2024). A collection of poems born out of the #TheWriteAngle writing challenge, this book offers a fresh perspective on the intersections between nature, governance, and metaphysical thought.
Known for her intellectual explorations, Shruti invites readers into her world of personal reflections and the visual art that inspired them. The unique blend of poetry and amateur paintings adds depth, inviting readers to explore profound themes such as the environment, indigenous rights, and justice. This book will captivate not just literary enthusiasts but also art dealers, social scientists, and theatre lovers, making it a must-have addition to any creative space.
6. Self-Esteem in a Selfie World by Shobha Nihalani
Shobha Nihalani, a multi-genre author and book-writing coach with over 30 years of experience, has made a significant mark with her thought-provoking work, Self-Esteem in a Selfie World. This book delves into the complexities of self-esteem in today’s image-driven society and offers practical insights for readers looking to navigate the pressures of modern life.
A popular audiobook, it has garnered attention for its transformative message on how we communicate with ourselves and others. Nihalani’s journey from her debut novel Karmic Blues, translated and published in Denmark, to her expansive portfolio of 12 books across genres, showcases her versatility.
With publications from renowned houses like Penguin-Random House, Hachette, and Jaico, Nihalani has embraced the evolving publishing landscape, successfully transitioning to hybrid publishing. Her work, including coaching busy professionals and entrepreneurs to write books that make a difference, makes her a voice for positive change in the literary world.
7. Indian Philosophy: A Journey Through Ideas That Shaped Civilisations by Raghavan Srinivasan
In Indian Philosophy: A Journey Through Ideas That Shaped Civilisations, Raghavan Srinivasan offers a captivating exploration of India’s philosophical heritage, making complex ideas accessible to modern readers. Moving beyond the traditional focus on Vedanta and spirituality, Srinivasan delves into a diverse range of philosophical schools— from the materialist Lokayatas to the logical precision of Nyaya, and from the poetic devotion of Bhakti to the political wisdom of Kautilya.
This book sheds light on intellectual debates that have shaped Indian thought for centuries and have influenced the world long before these ideas gained recognition in the West. Written in an engaging style, Indian Philosophy connects ancient wisdom to contemporary issues, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the profound ideas that continue to shape civilizations today.
8. Quantum Nation: India’s Leap Into the Future by Venkata Subramaniam
Quantum Nation: India’s Leap Into the Future offers an exciting look at India’s bold strides into the quantum age. Written by L. Venkata Subramaniam, one of the key figures driving India’s quantum revolution, this book outlines how the country is positioning itself as a global leader in quantum technology through its National Quantum Mission.
Subramaniam skillfully blends technical insights with visionary foresight, offering readers an in-depth yet accessible narrative on the future of quantum computing. A bestseller on Amazon and featured in Mint and Authors of India, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding India’s role in shaping the global quantum landscape.
With a career spanning 26 years, Subramaniam, head of IBM Quantum India, has earned 38 patents and published over 150 research papers, making this book a deeply informed exploration of a rapidly evolving field.
9. The Sugarlake Tragedy by Sharad Kumar
The Sugarlake Tragedy is a gripping fusion of science fiction, dark fantasy, and crime, infused with a powerful environmental message. Set in the mysterious country of Calibgon, the story follows the protagonist’s journey through a deadly conspiracy, where they are caught up in a fight against global pollution.
A series of high-stakes events, an ancient tragedy around Sugarlake, and a universal pollution control mission create a suspenseful narrative. Sharad Kumar’s debut novel blends mystery, action, and philosophical depth, raising questions about humanity’s impact on the environment. Fast-paced and thought-provoking, The Sugarlake Tragedy is a must-read for fans of dystopian tales and ecological thrillers, offering both a thrilling plot and a timely call to action.
Sharad Kumar is also the founder of TLB – The digital city, which is at present India’s biggest online digital city ever with its headquarters on whatsapp comprising of authors, artists, musicians and other creators.
10. The Incomplete Journey of Three Women by Swamini Chopra
The Incomplete Journey of Three Women, the first book in the Wars and Wings saga, introduces readers to Tia Tondon, a young girl caught in a whirlwind of magic, mystery, and personal turmoil. Struggling with the pressure to pursue a prestigious engineering career, Tia’s life takes a dramatic turn when she begins to experience strange headaches and vivid dreams.
These dreams introduce her to a world of chaos, where she is revealed to be a Princess. As Tia grapples with her family’s expectations and the secrets of her true identity, she discovers her vital role in a much larger, mystical conflict. This gripping tale of self-discovery, family conflict, and supernatural intrigue is sure to captivate fans of fantasy and mystery fiction alike.
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