Book Review

Were the cops able to catch the mastermind or he remained 'uncaught'? Read the compelling thriller filled with suspense, crime and politics to find the answers.

The Cabinet Conspiracy is a suspenseful account of the race against time to foil an assassination plan, and uncovering the identity of the real enemy lurking close by.

The Perfect Payback is a fast-paced thriller that unveils ugly truths of the past, inhuman malice and hatred. Dive into the world of the perfectly-planned revenge that will keep you guessing till the end.

Explore the richness of Tagore's storytelling and the profound understanding of human emotions in this must-have treasure trove.

How to Kiss Your Grumpy Boss is a swoony, feel-good romcom with all the crackling chemistry and sizzling kisses you want in a closed-door romcom, and don't forget the ridiculous puns! Books in the How to Kiss a Hawthorne Brother series are connected but can be read in any order.

The Island of Sea Women introduces readers to the fierce and unforgettable female divers of Jeju Island and the dramatic history that shaped their lives.

Explore the richness of Tagore's storytelling and the profound understanding of human emotions in this must-have treasure trove.

A bestseller in Japan, The Kamogawa Food Detectives is a celebration of good company and the power of a delicious meal.

The Morisaki bookshop has something to teach them both about life, love, and the healing power of books.

The lonely, rockbound island of Tsunojima is notorious as the site of a series of bloody unsolved murders. Some even say it’s haunted. One thing’s for sure: it’s the perfect destination for the K-University Mystery Club’s annual trip.

Ever since a horrific car accident, Fujinuma Kiichi has lived a reclusive existence in the remote Mill House, his scarred face hidden behind a rubber mask. Then one stormy night the tranquility of his retreat is shattered by gruesome murder, a baffling disappearance and the theft of a priceless painting.

When Kitchen was first published in Japan in 1987 it won two of Japan's most prestigious literary prizes, climbed its way to the top of the bestseller lists, then remained there for over a year and sold millions of copies.