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My Favorite Fiction Reads — Mystery, Sci-Fi & Adventure
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items A small list of books I genuinely enjoyed — mostly fiction, because I love fiction 😄
I don’t usually read books, but this one completely pulled me in. Maybe it’s because I love fiction, especially time-travel stories — I’m not sure. All I know is that I couldn’t stop reading until I finished it. It kept me engaged from start to end!
Timeline: A Novel by Michael Crichton, Paperback
This was a fascinating mix of time travel and historical fiction. Watching Kivrin navigate life in a medieval setting felt immersive and tense, especially as things start going wrong in ways she didn’t expect. I liked how the book focuses not just on...
Doomsday Book (Oxford Time Travel, #1) by Connie Willis
This book is more of a slow-burn, classic-style mystery rather than a fast, intense thriller. The clues are subtle, and the story only really comes together near the end, so it feels more rewarding if you read it in one go and pay attention to the de...
ABC MURDERS: A Hercule Poirot Mystery
Adventure is the heart of this one. The characters are constantly facing unexpected worlds and challenges, and I loved how unpredictable everything felt. It’s less about clever time-travel mechanics and more about exploration, danger, and imagination...
The Crossroads of Time (Crosstime by Andre Norton
This book is wild, chaotic, and strangely funny. Daniel’s journey through time — meeting multiple versions of himself — feels like a mind-bending rollercoaster. I loved how the story plays with the “what ifs” of time travel, almost like it’s teasing ...
The Man Who Folded Himself by David Gerrold
This book completely pulled me in with its strange, almost eerie vision of a world where time itself is controlled. Following Andrew Harlan as he discovers the consequences of changing history kept me on edge — every choice felt huge and unpredictabl...
The End of Eternity : Isaac Asimov
This was one of those books that slowly pulls you into its world. I liked how it mixes mythology with fiction — it feels familiar but still fresh and imaginative. Once the story picks up, it becomes hard to stop because you want to see how Shiva’s jo...
The Immortals of Meluha (Shiva Trilogy 1)
Picking up right where The Immortals of Meluha left off, this book kept me hooked with more twists, deeper secrets, and intense battles. I loved watching Shiva grow as a character while facing new challenges and uncovering the truth about the Nagas. ...
The Secret of The Nagas (Shiva Trilogy 2)
The conclusion of the trilogy was intense and completely satisfying. Seeing Shiva face the ultimate challenges and the final revelations about his journey kept me hooked till the very last page. I loved how the story tied together all the threads fro...
Oath Of The Vayuputras (Shiva trilogy 3)