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Suleikha Snyder
Editor, writer, American desi and lifelong geek Suleikha Snyder published her first romantic short in 2011. 2012 brought several releases, including Suleikha's first multicultural novella from Samhain Publishing, SPICE AND SMOKE, and its sequel, SPICE AND SECRETS. Suleikha lives in New York City,... show more

Editor, writer, American desi and lifelong geek Suleikha Snyder published her first romantic short in 2011. 2012 brought several releases, including Suleikha's first multicultural novella from Samhain Publishing, SPICE AND SMOKE, and its sequel, SPICE AND SECRETS. Suleikha lives in New York City, finding inspiration in Bollywood films, daytime and prime-time soaps, and anything that involves chocolate or bacon.
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Tellulah Darling
Tellulah Darling rated it 10 years ago
text Opening Act a fabulous novella
The only problem with this story was that at 85 pages it was waaaay too short. A great read. Loved the characters and chemistry and really looking forward to reading more books by Ms. Snyder.
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Em & M Books
Em & M Books rated it 11 years ago
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Opening Act by Suleikha Snyder Genre: Contemporary Romance Release Date: May 27, 2014 Publisher: Entangled: Select Reporter Saroj Shah has been in love with bass player and bartender Adam Harper since her first day of college—seven years ago. Forever thinking of her as part-friend and part...
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kdhmhmm
kdhmhmm rated it 11 years ago
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This was a nice read. I like friends to lovers stories. I think it felt pretty true to life. It was pretty short, but enough history was able to be given to make it relatable. I like that it ended in a HFN instead of a (usually unrealistic) HEA. Usually I don't care about epilogues too much, bu...
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