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Books For Review: Sirens Spell Danger

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Today we kick off a new initiative on Write Tribe – Books For Review.

Here’s how this will work:

1. We will introduce a book and its author/s to you.
2. If you are interested in reviewing the book, make a request for a copy by filling in the details in the form at the end of this post.
3. If your request for a copy is accepted by the author/publisher, they will arrange to send you a copy. Sirens Spell Danger is an e-book.
4. Please post an honest review on your blog within 15 days of receiving the book.
5. Link your review to the linky at the bottom of this post.
6. The author/s will also appreciate if you added your review to Amazon and Goodreads.

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What better way to start off than with a book from fellow bloggers who’ve been part of our circle for a while?

Introducing to you – Sirens Spell Danger – from our friends Suresh, Karthik (aka The Fool) and Radha.

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There are sirens and, then, there are sirens. Some warn you of danger and some lure you into danger. Lured by a sexy siren, Vicky is mistaken for a secret agent, kidnapped, tortured and slated for death. Will he survive and save Bangalore from going up in flames?

There is a serial killer loose in the city leaving mysterious messages around the bodies of the victims. Are the messages a challenge to the police or a siren call to lure another victim…

Jay is sent to Bellary to investigate a possible ISI plot. Was it merely a murky political plot or was there something more sinister in the offing? And why were two women suddenly singing siren songs of love?

Three tales of nerve-racking suspense and pulse-pounding action.

The author/s

CSuresh

C Suresh : His passion for writing is on display at his popular blog ‘Life Is Like This’ and, currently, Suresh also has a short story – A Path of Thorns – published in a collection “Uff Ye Emotions”. His short stories The Gates of Hell and Yesterdays and Tomorrows have won contests. You can read a sampling of his fiction here.

Radha Sawana

Radha Sawana : Her blog, ‘Entropy’ began with the random thoughts of her mind and before she realized it, she had started writing short stories too. Her first stories – The Late Goodbye and 48 Hours – were widely loved. Her personal favourite on her blog is her still untitled collection of three short pieces called Harakiri, Saisei and Wind. She is currently writing a seven-part story called Seven.

Karthik

Karthik L : He started his blog ‘Lucifer House Inc.’ in 2008. One of his stories ‘Nootropic Egress’ won the best story award under science fiction category in a story telling contests and was published in multi-genre anthology ‘Ten Shades of Life’. He has recently started another blog ‘Three Realms of the Mind’ to share his passion for his three favorite fiction genres – science fiction, fantasy and historic fiction with the rest of the world.

To request for a review copy please send in the following details using the Contact form:

1. Your name :

2. URL of your blog:

3. URL of a book review done by you:

4. Let us know why you are interested in reviewing Sirens Spell Danger.

I will then forward your request to the authors.

Please ‘like’ the Facebook page of Sirens Spell Danger.

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  6. This is a great initiative especially because almost all of us are book lovers and writers. This brings two of our loves together under one roof. Looking forward to it 🙂

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  10. Thanks Corinne for kicking off this wonderful initiative with my book. Incidentally, this book is available only as an Amazon ebook and the option I selected prohibit me from sharing it in any other electronic form. So, the book will have to be downloaded from the Amazon site based on codes provided by one of us. I thought people should know that before they signed up for reviewing it.

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  11. Lovely Corinne, you know how much I love this new initiative of Write Tribe. This not only provides voracious readers like me an opportunity to read some of the really good Indian authors who are writing books nowadays, but also provides me an opportunity to share my reviews of these books on this wonderful platform. Thank you so much for introducing this new gem in the crown that Write Tribe is 😀

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  12. Nice to see Jairam’s review already up! 🙂 I already have the ebook, thanks to Suresh’s advance invitation.
    Such a wonderful initiative for 2014 on Write Tribe!

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  1. […] January 12, 2014 josephanton Leave a comment I am  forever in the middle of a book. I was finishing Brave New World by Huxley, when a reading challenge came up. It demanded me that I read one of Murakami’s, I quickly ordered The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. And right before that arrived, I was sent Sirens Spell Danger to read and review. Now Sirens Spell Danger consists of three short stories, each written by a different author.  Famous for his humorous posts on his blog “Life is Like This”, Suresh surprised me by coming up with a crime/spy fiction plot for story, ‘Femme Fatale”. As the name suggests, a young man gets honey trapped in a Bangalore bar. The race against time begins when he realises that he is the only one around who can prevent a terrorist bomb attack from taking place.  The plot is banal and the execution is also not so great. The characters are more the everyday movie kind and though the series of incidents make it a pacy read, the flow of the story could have been more evolved.  The second story is written by Radha Sawana. When a series of high profile rich businessmen get murdered one after the other in a similar manner, a pattern of serial killing gets created. Shardul, the inspector meticulously goes about finding clues and evidences. But what changes the game is not him, but the doctor performing postmortem on the bodies. The events spiral down to a sensational climax which leaves the reader asking for more. The author has researched the plot very well and finer points of story telling have been kept in mind. There is absolutely no stone left unturned in closing loops all through the narration. Bella Donna comes out to be a winner in the set. And yes, this is the first time I read Radha Sawana. She is an author I will now keep track of. The third story is Bellary, written by Karthik. When a young RAW agent goes looking for a missing CBI inspector, he realises there is more to the story there. And on his way to Bellary he meets two women. Each bringing him closer to the central plot. But which one brings him closer to death, is what the story about. They say eleven people have been killed by the Balla demon in Bellary. A story dismissed by the agent as a hoax. But then is it? Why is there a mystery to the life and times of people in Bellary? And was the CBI agent missing was just a cog in the wheel? The plot is very interesting, the story lines have been woven well. But in certain parts the execution falls short of complete. Overall a good read which could have been improved. Now will I recommend this book? To my friend Vikram who reads only books written by dead Russian authors,  I would probably not. But to my friend, Ishleen who likes racy plots with a mix of genres in reads,  I would probably send this as a New Year’s gift.  Overall rating: 3/5 If you want to read more reviews of this book then do visit Write Tribe. […]

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