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“Year’s end is neither an end nor a beginning but a going on.” — Hal Borland
Welcome to the December 2025 edition of Storizen Magazine, our final issue of the year, shaped by the theme "Reflect, Release, Renew." As the year draws to a close, this is a moment to look back with gratitude, let go of what no longer serves us, and step forward with renewed purpose and possibility.
Our cover story, "Jack Reacher Turns 30—and Refuses to Slow Down," celebrates one of the most iconic characters in modern thriller fiction. In an exclusive feature, Lee Child and Andrew Child reflect on three decades of Jack Reacher—his evolution, enduring appeal, and why this unstoppable drifter continues to resonate with readers across generations.
This issue also brings you 47 thoughtfully curated book reviews, spanning gripping thrillers, reflective literary fiction, insightful non-fiction, and inspiring memoirs. Whether you’re closing the year with a fast-paced page-turner or a book that invites quiet contemplation, our December selection offers the perfect companion.
As we reflect on the stories that shaped 2025, may this issue encourage you to release the past year with grace and welcome the new one with curiosity, courage, and creativity.
Storizen Magazine December 2025 Issue is Live Now!

Jack Reacher Turns 30— and Refuses to Slow Down.

A Storizen Exclusive Feature

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All in One Night

I am suddenly flinging forward, head snapping up, stomach lurching, amid screaming bus brakes and screeching tyres.

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BID ADIEU TO HARD TIMES AND RING THE BELLS OF HAPPY TIMES

New Year bells are ringing and you all are waiting to celebrate.

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Notes from the End of the Year

The air outside has finally turned cold.

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"Forgive Without Forgetting: Break the Trap" (Self-Reflection)

“Forgive and forget; holding onto resentment only hurts you,” is a saying we've all heard.

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Banku's Terrific Tails by Rachna Chhabria

\"Around India with Ruskin Uncle: A Child's Guide to the Country's Wonders\" is a warm and beautifully illustrated travelogue that introduces young readers to the richness of India.

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Around India with Ruskin Uncle by Ruskin Bond

\"Around India with Ruskin Uncle: A Child's Guide to the Country's Wonders\" is a warm and beautifully illustrated travelogue that introduces young readers to the richness of India.

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City of Kashmir by Sameer Hamdani

\"City of Kashmir\" by Sameer Hamdani offers a comprehensive exploration of Srinagar, delving into its 2,000-year history through documented accounts, legends, and oral traditions.

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Call It Coincidence by Nona Uppal

“Call It Coincidence,” authored by Nona Uppal, is a warm and uplifting novel that explores themes of love, friendship, and second chances, particularly resonating with the millennial experience.

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Corporate Hostages by N. Raj Mohan

N. Raj Mohan's \"Corporate Hostages: Roads to Captivity, Paths to Liberation\" incisively diagnoses the modern workplace as a psychological prison, where executives voluntarily surrender autonomy to globalization's relentless churn, consumerism's grip, and toxic employer-employee dynamics.

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Click Here by Alex Schultz

Alex Schultz's book \"Click Here\" serves as an essential guide for achieving business growth in the digital age, drawing on his extensive experience as CMO of Meta. Esteemed figures like Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman highlight his expertise in navigating complex growth challenges.

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Creepy Crawlies by Kanika Sharma

\"Creepy Crawlies\" by Kanika Sharma is a collection of ten short horror stories, each exploring a different kind of fear.

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Cracks in the Wall by Neera Kashyap

The collection \"Cracks in the Wall\" by Neera Kashyap explores the lives of ordinary people through twenty-six short stories, revealing the often-unnoticed complexities of daily existence.

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Don't Leave Anything for Later by Library Mindset

\"Don't Leave Anything for Later: Stop Waiting, Start Living \" by Library Mindset emphasizes the importance of selfinitiation in life changes, noting that knowledge alone is ineffective without personal action.

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Dark Squares by Danny Rensch

\"Dark Squares: How Chess Saved My Life\" by Chess.com co-founder and International Master Danny Rensch delivers a raw, unflinching memoir that transcends the chessboard, chronicling his harrowing childhood within the abusive Church of Immortal Consciousness cult in Arizona's deserts.

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Gone Before Goodbye by Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben

\"Gone Before Goodbye\" is a fast-paced conspiracy thriller co-written by actress Reese Witherspoon and bestselling author Harlan Coben.

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Food Intelligence by Julia Belluz and Kevin Hall

\"Food Intelligence: The Science of How Food Both Nourishes and Harms Us\" is a clear and easy-to-follow look at why we eat the way we do.

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Heartbeats: A Memoir by Björn Borg

Björn Borg's \"Heartbeats: A Memoir\", released as an eBook, breaks the tennis legend's long silence with raw accounts of his rise to superstardom and the ensuing personal wreckage.

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He Sees You When You're Sleeping

\"He Sees You When You're Sleeping\" by Alta Hensley is a captivating stalker romance that blends suspense with holiday cheer, perfect for dark romance enthusiasts.

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Hot Wax by M.L. Rio

\"Hot Wax\" by M.L. Rio, explores the dual themes of stardom’s allure and the darker realities associated with it.

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Heartbreak Unfiltered by Milan Vohra

Milan Vohra's \"Heartbreak Unfiltered\" delivers raw, relatable solace through real- life stories of romantic wreckage, blending neuroscience, grief psychology, and self- compassion tools for those reeling from love's abrupt exit.

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Mumbai by Sidharth Bhatia

Sidharth Bhatia's \"Mumbai: A Million Islands\" offers a critical exploration of Mumbai's relentless transformation and its profound implications for its historical fabric and communities.

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Kaayaa by Guruprasad Kaginele

Guruprasad Kaginele's \"Kaayaa\", translated from Kannada by Narayan Shankaran, is a bold, unflinching novel set in the glittering yet grotesque world of Manhattan's elite cosmetic surgery scene.

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My Idea of Nation First by Uday Mahurkar

Uday Mahurkar's \"My Idea of Nation First\" passionately advocates for a vision of India rooted in nationalism, underscoring the need to restore historical truths and national pride. His writing critically assesses the appeasement policies that have historically impeded India's unity and sovereignty, tracing the impact from colonial times through post-independence politics that prioritized minority rights over national integrity.

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Murderland by Caroline Fraser

\"Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers\" by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Caroline Fraser delivers a chilling fusion of true crime and environmental history, linking the 1970s-1980s serial killer epidemic in the Pacific Northwest to toxic lead pollution from smelters like Tacoma's Asarco plant.

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Remain by Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan

“Remain” by Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan is an unexpectedly effective collaboration that blends romance with supernatural mystery.

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Radical Doubt

Dr.Bidhan L. Parmar serves as the Shannon G. Smith Bicentennial Professor at the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia, and is recognised for his expertise in business ethics and decision-making under uncertainty.

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Rice, Miso Soup, Pickles by Yoshiharu Doi

In \"Rice, Miso Soup, Pickles: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life,\" Yoshiharu Doi, Japan's leading food writer, describes the three elements of the meal - steamed rice, seasonal miso soup and salty pickles as not just a meal, but a life-saving philosophy for longevity and happiness.

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Revenge of Odessa by Frederick Forsyth and Tony Kent

\"Revenge of Odessa\" with Tony Kent unfolds in the summer of 2025, commencing with the shocking murder of a US senator and terrorist attacks in both Washington and Berlin.

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Secrets Among the Stars by Sarita Mandanna

“Secrets Among the Stars” by Sarita Mandanna is a gripping middle-grade adventure blending ancient Indian mythology with modern space science, set against the backdrop of ISRO’s historic launches in Thumba, Kerala.

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Shadow Cell by Andrew and Jihi Bustamante

“Shadow Cell” is an exciting true story by CIA operatives Andrew and Jihi Bustamante, who share their experiences working together as a couple in the secret world of espionage.

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Strong Ground by Brené Brown

Brené Brown's “Strong Ground: The Lessons of Daring Leadership, The Tenacity of Paradox, and The Wisdom of the Human Spirit\" offers essential lessons and guidance for effective leadership in today's complex and rapidly changing environments.

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Slashed Beauties by A.Rushby

\"Slashed Beauties\" by A. Rushby unfolds across two entwined timelines, blending historical horror with modern unease.

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The Chabimaster by Harinder S. Sikka

Through its layered characters, \"The Chabimaster\" by author Harinder S.Sikka explores the dark aspects of nuclear arms procurement, rooted in the fraught IndiaPakistan relationship.

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The Architect's Dream by Nikhil Kumar

Nikhil Kumar's debut novel, \"The Architect's Dream\", is a thoughtful and emotional story about memory, guilt, and the weight of the past.

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The Defender by Ana Huang

“The Invisible Sun” is the first comprehensive English collection of the poems of the 12th-century Persian mystic poet Attar, who is highly regarded by Rumi, and largely unrecognized among English readers.

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The Defender by Ana Huang

Ana Huang's \"The Defender\", the second book in the Gods of the Game series, masterfully blends sports romance with high-stakes suspense.

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The Lion's Tale by Akhil K

\"The Lion's Tale\" by Akhil K is a slowburning crime novel set in the forested temple town of Ettunaad in Kerala.

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The Liar Among Us by Bishhal Paul

The story ignites when a boy vanishes, followed by a chilling anonymous confession broadcast over the school's abandoned underground radio, sparking paranoia and secrets among students.

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The Man Who Saw Tomorrow by V. Pattabhi Ram and Sudhakar Rao

\"The Secret Master: Arun Kashalkar & a Journey to the Edge of Music\" by Sumana Ramanan is an intricate exploration of the musical world shaped by her guru, Pandit Arun Kashalkar.

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The Man Who Saw Tomorrow by V. Pattabhi Ram and Sudhakar Rao

While occasionally hagiographic, its intimate voices make it a compelling read for those interested in India's educational transformation.

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The Social Life of Indian Trains by Amitava Kumar

\"The Social Life of Indian Trains\" by Amitava Kumar, part of Aleph's Essential India series, chronicles the author's immersive journey on the Himsagar Express from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, capturing trains as a vital thread binding India's diverse social fabric.

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The Tree Within by Indranil Chakravarty

\"The Tree Within\" chronicles Octavio Paz's profound love for India during his tenure as Mexico's ambassador in the 1960s.

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The War Elephants of Trigarta by Sarita Mandanna

\"The Truth About Tantra: Structure, Sadhana, Shakti\" by Rajarshi Nandy demystifies one of Hinduism's most misunderstood paths, offering a grounded guide for modern seekers.

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The Truth About Tantra by Rajarshi Nandy

\"The Truth About Tantra: Structure, Sadhana, Shakti\" by Rajarshi Nandy demystifies one of Hinduism's most misunderstood paths, offering a grounded guide for modern seekers.

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Twice by Mitch Albom

\"Twice\" by Mitch Albom is a story about second chances and the price that comes with them.

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Three Is Not Equal to One by Roopal Kewaliya

Roopal Kewaliya's \"Three Is Not Equal to One\" is a tender children's book that delicately navigates the emotional landscape of family transitions, particularly divorce, through the innocent lens of a young narrator learning basic arithmetic.

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What Remains After a Fire by Kanza Javed

Kanza Javed's anthology, \"What Remains After a Fire\", comprises eight poignant stories exploring contemporary life in Pakistan and the U.S., often through the experiences of international students facing nostalgia and dislocation.

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Unmechanical

In “Unmechanical: Ritwik Ghatak in 50 Fragments\", editor Shamya Dasgupta assembles a vibrant mosaic of fifty essays marking the centenary of India's most audacious filmmaker, Ritwik Ghatak, whose uncompromising vision captured partition's scars, class strife, and human resilience through bold cinematic grammar.

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Who the F?ck Are You? By Harinder Singh Pelia

Harinder Singh Pelia's “Who the F?ck Are You?”, delivers a no-nonsense blueprint for professionals tired of invisibility despite hard work.

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When Birds Talked by Neha Negi

\"When Birds Talked\" by Neha Negi is a beautifully illustrated collection of Himalayan bird folklore, rooted in Uttarakhand's oral traditions.

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Mahishasura by Anand Neelakantan

Anand Neelakantan's \"Mahishasura: The Legend of Kumarikandam\" is a captivating work of Indian mythological fiction.

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Wings of Valour

\"Wings of Valour: True Stories of the Indian Air Force's Daring Operations\" by Swapnil Pandey is a profound tribute to the indomitable spirit and valour of the Indian Air Force (IAF).

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FROM THE EDITOR'S BOOKSHELF

I picked up Queens at War expecting a solid work of historical nonfiction, but what I found was something far more immersive.

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2:29 PM, THURSDAY, 11TH JANUARY...

Time's footsteps, has an immutable rhythm The Past, present, or the tomorrows...

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