by Sonali Dev
Mili and Virat were married. Mili just happened to be 4 and Virat was 12. Virat's mom takes him and his brother Samir away to the city to live to escape their grandfather (you guessed right- he is an abusive asshole!). Virat and family go on with their lives, believing the marriage null and void. On...
I really enjoyed this one. It's a little different from my usual romance read because the characters are from India. The cultural bits were interesting. Mili is a great character. She has all of these solid upstanding traditions and morals, but she often shows boldness and even a little sass. S...
I enjoyed reading this book. The prose was even melodic at times, the description of the food made me want to buy a ticket to India (or go to an Indian restaurant) and I really did love Samir and Milli. Milli is a very sweet girl who cries easily, something I can understand and something that didn't...
Mili Rathod hasn’t seen her husband in twenty years—not since she was promised to him at the age of four. Yet marriage has allowed Mili a freedom rarely given to girls in her village. Her grandmother has even allowed her to leave India and study in America for eight months, all to make her the perfe...
A Bollywood Affair is one of those books that I was hesitant to read due to all the hype surrounding it. I had heard fabulous things from many readers and bloggers that I trust, but I just couldn't make myself jump over the edge until now. And I am left mentally hitting myself in the head (again!)...
This story is a romance that is set partially in India, and also in the U.S. There are elements of deceit and mistaken identity. There are a lot of elements of Indian culture included throughout the story. I enjoyed listening to this audio book. The narrator used accents for different characters, an...
I was in such a bad reading slump that I couldn't even make eye contact with my Kindle because I felt like all the half-read books on it were glaring at me for not finishing them. But nothing held my attention. Then in the space of a few hours, I discovered and read this book. Colours seemed brighte...
Even though I'm Indian, I don't read much books by Indian authors and very very rarely do they become my favourite. Ms Dev has written a brilliant story. The characters are all very easy to like especially Milli. At first Milli seemed to me a naive ,innocent and foolish village. But my opinion was v...
I love love loved this book!
¡Tengo muchas ganas de empezar esta novela!... Una más al currently reading no lastima, ¿no?
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