** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** Seldom you find a fiction which touches culture, ancient history, treasure hunt and suspense simultaneously with equal significance. ‘The Kingdom of God’ by Niranjan Mudholkar is one such rare example. The book title is so apt and so are the character namings which are immensely relevant to their character arcs, helping readers to connect the missing dots.  Since the book is written in the backdrop of ancient India, it is going to expose a lot of facts which many of us did not know. Not sure, how much research went behind the background work of this novel, but author has mastered the art of keeping his readers glued to the context and believe them being true.  The book cover art and font are quite apt. Copy editing quality could have been a little better. We would like to wish Mr. Niranjan Mudholkar, the author, all the very best for his future writing stint. A must-read for anyone who is looking...

 ** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** Seldom you find a book which touches a story and harsh reality simultaneously. ‘Airport Kabul’ by Anuj Tikku is one such rare example. The plot is set in the backdrop of the Taliban siege of Kabul and how a poor Afghan family escapes the terror struck country. A thrilling ride awaits you. Take a grab and enjoy the weekend with this filmy novel.  Since the book is written from a feminist standpoint, as a woman reader I tend to strike an immediate chord with the protagonist Hasija.  The book cover looks a little cluttered to me, however the background image is apt.  We would like to wish Mr. Tikku, the author, all the very best for his future writing stints.    Our overall rating: 4*/5*. All the Literoma reviews are available at our page:- https://literomagroup.blogspot.com/