Looking back over the years, I think thrillers would be the genre I have read most. For the most recent episode of our podcast, my friends and I had chosen Indian thrillers as the theme. This book, You Beneath Your Skin (YBYS) by Damyanti Biswas, was one we read for that podcast. It was one that I had been looking forward to reading since much before that as well.
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A corporate crime thriller, this book caught my eye because of the cover art. When I was told that the blurb was interesting too, I thought this might be a good book to read. The publisher was kind enough to send me a copy of the book to read and review.
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I love to read thrillers. This was a book I chanced upon at my favourite bookstore and both my BookishTwin and I purchased a copy each.
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There are a few series I love when it comes to thriller genre. Two of them are from Matthew Reilly. The first is the Scarecrow series, and then there is this one, the Jack West Jr. series.
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It’s challenging enough to write a thriller from the perspective of a normal person, but to write it from the viewpoint of a woman diagnosed with agoraphobia is another level. There’s restrictions based on the fear, and society as we know it doesn’t always accept such a fear as normal, and by extension, the person as well, so that character involved in a crime brings other aspects into the picture.
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