2021 has been a year of fabulous new authors. Here are the Best Debut Authors of 2021 you need to read whose books I absolutely loved!
This list includes both traditional as well as self-published (Indie) Debut Authors of 2021 from India and International. Also check out Book Reviews by Njkinny of these new books. So go dive in and enjoy reading new voices!
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Bootie and the Beast by Falguni Kothari is loosely based on the “Beauty and the Beast” theme. A celebrated Supermodel, Diya Mathur needs a place to lie low until the latest scandal haunting her dies down. So, she travels to Texas to her lifelong friend and secret love, Krish Menon. A brooding workaholic, he is everything poles apart to Diya’s bubbly, live-in-the-moment personality. Hence, what happens next is the swoony, funny, and heartwarming romance that will leave you smiling wide and sighing in utter happiness. So, read the publication date, genre, book summary, and book review of Bootie and the Beast by Falguni Kothari on Njkinny’s Blog.
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400 Days by Chetan Bhagat is the latest Indian Mystery Thriller from India’s highest-selling author. Featuring Keshav and Saurabh, the Detective duo from “The Girl in Room 105” and “One Arranged Murder”, this time they have to find a missing young girl. Read the book summary, genre, publication date, buying links, and book review of 400 Days by Chetan Bhagat on Njkinny’s Blog.
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It Must’ve Been Something He Wrote is Author Nikita Deshpande’s Debut book published by Hachette India. It is a fun, breezy and laugh-out-loud romantic comedy set in India. This romance features a book lover Marketing Executive at a Publishing House and a dashing Rom-Com Author. So, this book is deliciously cozy and a perfect escape from reality. Read more about this Indian Romantic Comedy including the publication date, genre, Publisher, Favourite Book Quotes and Book Review of It Must’ve Been Something He Wrote by Nikita Deshpande on Njkinny’s Blog.
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In the mood for spine-tingling, creepy and spooky Indian Horror novels? Then this post is for you. Read about the Best Horror Books by Indian Authors that are spine chilling and guaranteed to spook you with tales of ghosts, hauntings and things that go bump in the night! Perfect to get into the Halloween spirit and when you need a break from the normal to the paranormal, are you ready for the goosebumps, and the spine-chills?
Checkout the complete list on Njkinny’s Blog.
August is Indie Indian Romance Authors appreciation months. Every alternate day a new favourite Indie Indian Romance Author will be featured on Njkinny’s Blog along with cool giveaways and recommended book lists. So, don’t miss meeting these Best Indie Indian Romance Authors and drop by often to meet your new favourite authors and win cool prizes! Today’s featured author is Alisha Kay. She is a new Indie Indian Romance Author whose debut Indian romance, The Maharaja’s Fake Fiancée, not only won the readers’ hearts but also won the Pen to Publish contest. Read more about her, Alisha Kay books, Book Reviews and Enter the Mega Giveaway to win 16 Bestselling Indian Romance Ebooks including The Maharaja’s Fake Fiancee on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Venus World by Hywel Richard Pinto is an exciting Sci-Fi and Dystopian novel set in a world ruled by women. Divided into six part, there are six queens ruling the new world now. Read the book summary, genre, publication date, quotes, and book review of The Venus World by Hywel Richard Pinto on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Shaadi ka Laddoo by Chaitali Hatiskar is the author’s debut Indian romance that a bachelor uninterested in marriage, a meddlesome mother whose only aim is to see her son married soon, and a heroine who is poles apart from our hero. Hilarity ensues when the hero is given a month to find a woman to marry or else let his mother decide one for him! A goofy romantic comedy about the Indian marriage scene with full on drama, a spicy love story and characters that will make you fall in love with them. Read the book summary, publication history, genre, book quotes and book review of Shaadi ka Laddoo by Chaitali Hatiskar on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Shaadi Brouhaha..: Arranged Marriage Hungama by Anjlee Shah, as the name suggests, is a hilarious but very real account of the daily dilemmas of the singles in India caught in the arranged marriage drama. A sweet and comic Indian romance, read the publication history, genre, summary and book review of The Shaadi Brouhaha..: Arranged Marriage Hungama by Anjlee Shah on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Bollywood Bride by Sonali Dev is the first book by the author that I have read. This is the story of Ria and Vikram. Best friends since childhood turned lovers who are then separated by fate and Ria’s turbulent past, this story sounds familiar but wait till you read it and it is then we notice all the differences. Read my Review, the book blurb, quotes, publication history and buy links on Njkinny’s Blog.
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