Sheryn Munir

This was a lovely contemporary romance with likeable, realistic characters and a vivid setting. I've never been to Delhi, but was easily absorbed by the portrayal. Though I'm usually somewhat wary of love stories that begin when one party is in a relationship with someone else, I had no issues with this one. A frankly hilarious meet-cute leads naturally into a friendship made of snacks, laughter, binge-watching TV and supporting one another, and without either woman really noticing, it blossoms into love. There's no sneaking around; once a moment of passion makes it clear that something more than friendship is going on, the realisation changes everything, and they just have to see if they can be honest enough with themselves and each other to make a go of it.

(I received a free copy of this book for an honest review)… (más)