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The Deadly Kitty
₹199.00
India print edition available on: Amazon India
The Deadly Kitty is the sixth book of the S.H.I.M.L.A. Investigators Series by Minakshi Chaudhry and her young nineteen-year-old mentee, Sirisha Chauhan. Rumours, gossip, jealousy and adultery, further add intrigue to this story as both the insurance agency and the victim’s husband suspect foul play in this gripping narrative.
The Green Puzzle: Missing Links in India’s Crusade to Sustain Environment
₹495.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
eBook available globally on: Amazon Kindle
Written by veteran public policy analyst Dr N. Bhaskara Rao, The Green Puzzle tells the story of how India has approached environmental issues that affect our daily lives and offers a ray of light while reminding the world of the challenges and opportunities that we face.
Lemon Martini
₹345.00Print edition also available on Flipkart | Amazon India | Amazon USA | Amazon UK
eBook edition available globally on Amazon Kindle
A delightfully breezy read, Lemon Martini is the story of Tara, the quintessential girl-next-door, exceptionally independent and self-respecting, somewhat chaotic, often undiplomatic, always real.
Netaji: Living Dangerously
₹295.00Also available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
eBook available on: Amazon Kindle | ibooks
Netaji: Living Dangerously is a riveting account of the life of one of India’s most charismatic leaders and an in-depth analysis of one of the world’s best kept secrets.
Love in the Time of Emergency
₹245.00India print edition available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
Love in the Time of Emergency presents the tales and travails of affairs of the heart against the backdrop of twenty one months of the Emergency imposed in India in 1975, through the lives of four journalists based in New Delhi; Brijesh, Iqbal, Shanti and Mehar.
The Mind of an Entrepreneur: Core Traits for Success
₹395.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
International print edition available on: Amazon US | Amazon UK
eBook available globally on: Amazon Kindle
‘The Mind of an Entrepreneur is not just for those who want to start businesses—it is for anyone who wants to live and work with an entrepreneurial spirit. In fact, the mindset Arun outlines is just as critical for professionals within organisations as it is for founders. I have long believed that entrepreneurial behaviour is a key ingredient for long-term success, regardless of where you work.’
Ravi Chaturvedi
Retired President, Procter & Gamble
Diamonds For Breakfast: Cool stories from Bombay’s hottest kitchen
₹495.00India print edition available on: Amazon India
International print edition available on: Amazon US | Amazon UK
eBook edition available globally on Amazon Kindle
In this tell-all book, first time Bombay restaurateurs Gauri Devidayal and Jay Yousuf spill the beans about running one of the city’s most loved dining establishments.
Alternative Futures: India Unshackled.
₹995.00Print edition also available on: Amazon India | Flipkart
eBook edition available globally on Amazon Kindle
This book would hold appeal for everyone concerned about the current state of India and the world, and willing to engage critically in the collective search for a better future.
Ruminant
₹245.00Print edition available on: Amazon India | Flipkart | Amazon USA | Amazon UK
eBook edition available globally on Amazon Kindle
A fictional compendium of 22 stories is what constitutes the deeply reflective Ruminant. First time author, Manav Jalan’s thoughts over places and time act like a pool to take a dip; fingers on the pulse, feet on the ground and at times wings to take flight.
Where Angels Prey
₹295.00Also available on: Amazon India | Flipkart | Barnes & Noble | Amazon USA | Amazon UK
eBook available on: Amazon Kindle
While the rest of the world reels under a severe financial crisis, India’s microfinance sector enjoys an unprecedented boom. Why on earth are people investing such huge amounts of money in an obscure industry,especially at the time of global recession? And why is Wall Street suddenly so interested in India’s poor?
