by Nicola Marsh
See full review here!I received this book from the author for review. Here are my honest thoughts:I totally felt like I was in India in this book! And there's ALL THE FOODS. Goodness. I'm glad I ate before picking up this book each time ;o) But overall I really enjoyed it. It's a fun, sexy, internat...
Shari has travelled from her home in New York to her home country of India. BUT she is not travelling as herself, but as her best friend Amrita! The two have decided that Shari would go in her place to check out the man Rita’s family has chosen for her to marry and ditch him. Little does Shari kno...
Living someone else’s life, even a movie star’s, may not be all it’s cracked up to be.“Busted in Bollywood” was one crazy rollercoaster ride of crazy schemes, unexpected romance, and realizing a happy ending really isn’t so far away after all. Sheri is a very interesting heroine and it was a great j...
Okay first of all let me tell you I loved this book mainly because of the whole tone, fun and flirty even when talking about something as serious as heart-break and being Indian I loved the whole Indian references, the mother-in-law, the whole wedding tamasha, arranged marriages combined with today'...
The first half of the book kept me completely engaged in Shari's adventures, but the last half didn't feel as strong. I started to get impatient with her, as she kept finding excuses to keep Drew at a distance. It seemed like she was too willing to run away from her problems, rather than face them...
Don’t be confused by the title of Nicola Marsh’s zany comedic romance Busted in Bollywood, it’s heroine Shari Jones doesn’t get arrested. Shari’s best-friend Amrita “Rita” Muthu’s parents have arranged her marriage to Rakesh Rama, the son of a wealthy Mumbai family. Rita wants no part of it and conv...
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