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  Click here to download the pdf  Haunting The Hunter By Hanna Harp Book Summary Haunting the Hunter by Hanna Harp takes readers into a world where darkness stalks the light and danger lurks in every shadow. This is not just a story—it’s an experience, a haunting contract that binds the reader from the very first page. Once you begin, you become part of its world, seen and pursued by forces that refuse to let you go. The novel follows Cade Halloway, a man shaped and scarred by the Order of the Covenant, a brutal cult built on blood, power, and sacrifice. Trained to be their ultimate weapon, Cade’s life has always revolved around obedience—until he uncovers a terrifying truth: his own sister is destined to be the cult’s next offering. From that moment, Cade turns against his creators. He becomes a relentless hunter of the powerful, the corrupt, and the monstrous, serving as both predator and executioner. Yet even as he hunts others, something begins to hunt him. A presence h...

Click here to ger the pdf 12 Years: My Messed Up Love Story by Chetan Bhagat  So, Chaitan Bhagat has come up with a romance novel after a while now. People have been curious, to say the least. When the PR team came up with this whole package of selling the book with age-gap romance as its front and centerpiece, yeah, we had our problems. The way they were positioning the book was, I would say, not in the right taste of how to handle this nuanced topic. As a reader community, we have changed a lot. We have embraced a lot of sensitive topics in romance. We now read about age-gap romance by white authors and other authors. We do accept second-chance romance after marriage, single-dad tropes, dark romances — we read all of that. So, it’s fair to say this is not out of the scope of what people read now. But since it is very sensitive and since the girl here, the FMC, is 21 and the guy is 33 — yeah, that’s what’s causing most of the uncomfortable feeling readers are having. For me pe...

Click here to get the pdf  The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel Book Summary  Have you ever wondered why, in the race to earn money, we forget that true happiness and satisfaction lie in the art of spending? Today, we are talking about a book that not only helps you understand money but also teaches how to spend it wisely to create a better and more balanced life.  The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel goes beyond the idea of just earning—it explores how the way you spend shapes your inner peace and freedom. This book reveals that spending wisely doesn’t just make you financially strong, it also grants you mental peace and real independence. This is not merely about spending money—it’s a journey toward living meaningfully. The book begins with a simple yet profound question: if life were a question, would money be its first answer? We all work, dream, build relationships, and face stress for money. But have we ever paused to ask why we actually spend it? Morga...

  Click here to download the pdf  Truth Without Apology By Acharya Prashant PDF Recently, I read Acharya Prashant Ji's book, "Truth Without Apology."  The first question that arises is whether Acharya Prashant Ji wrote this book himself. The answer is both yes and no. Yes, because everything in it is Acharya Prashant Ji's own. And no, because this book is compiled from his various talks. His team collected selected excerpts from his many discourses, and Acharya Ji himself decided which excerpts would be included in this book. He didn't sit down and write it line by line. I can say this with confidence because I have been listening to Acharya Prashant Ji for the past six years. There was a time when I spent twenty-five out of twenty-four hours a day listening to him, reading his books, and contemplating on them. Therefore, I know that the material in this book is taken from many of his old discourses and presented in an integrated manner. This book is especially us...

  The Armchair Detectives by Matt Dunn Summary The Armchair Detectives by Matt Dunn. I picked this up because it’s considered a cozy mystery, and I was like, “Huh, all right, let’s give it a go.” It is supposedly the first of a series—I’m assuming that, though it’s not guaranteed. There are two listings for The Armchair Detective by Matt Dunn, and the one I clicked seems to be the one most people have reviewed. The second one might say “the first in the series,” but anyway, let’s continue into the summary. They might be over the hill, but they’re far from six feet under—and now there’s a murder to solve. Meet Martin Maxwell. As a former government operative at 84 years young, he’s always pictured retirement sipping shaken-not-stirred martinis on a far-flung island.  But in need of some care after a new hip, he finds himself at Twilight Lodge on the decidedly cloudy English coast. From the outside, it’s a picture-perfect place to recuperate. But when popular resident Elise di...

  The Crimes that Inspired Agatha Christie by Jonathan Oats Summary Crimes That Inspired Agatha Christie: The Facts Behind the Fiction. Sorry, just looking over—Leo finishes his food so fast. I am going to have to get him one of those little food bowls that’s like a puzzle so he eats slower. He is such a chunky monkey. But I love that little man. He’s so cute. Anyway, this book is by Jonathan Oates and is expected to be published on September 30th, 2025. It is approximately 232 pages in hardcover. I had the ebook, which didn’t have any pictures, but I do wonder if there might be some in the physical copy since it’s only 232 pages—potentially not. This book would probably be considered nonfiction, or at least true crime, since it talks about real crimes that inspired Agatha Christie’s stories. Did you know that many of Agatha Christie’s bestselling detective stories have their basis in reality? “Who killed Charles Bravo and why?” asks the retired superintendent Spence in Elephants ...