Mina is willing to do whatever she has to in order to recover control of her mom’s law firm, even if she has to agree to an arranged marriage. That is when he encounters the devastating Mina Kohli in the Bharat boardroom, and he realizes that he is in for more than he had originally bargained for. However his brother calls him back home, and Hem puts his dreams on hold again to help save the company that he walked away from. With both his determination and intelligence, he’s got what it takes to build a legacy of his own away from Bharat, Inc. Hemdeep Singh knows precisely what he wants.
“The Takeover Effect” is the first novel in the “Singh Family” series and was released in 2019.
She is a refreshing and relatable character in her love for Bollywood film. Readers loved Winnie and just how devoted she was to her family, how passionate she was about film, and how she went back and forth between wanting to follow her prophecy. However does falling for Dev mean she’ll give up on her prophecy and her opportunity to live happily ever after? In order to find her perfect ending, Winnie’s going to need just a little bit of help from family, fate, and of course, a Bollywood film star. Dev is charming and smart, and challenges Winnie to look beyond her own horoscope and find somebody that she would pick out for herself. Then there is Dev, who is a fellow film geek and one of the very few people that Winnie can count on. Winnie, being a self-proclaimed Bollywood expert, knows that this is not how her perfect ending is scripted. Which is why Winnie’s shocked when she comes back from her summer at film camp only to find her boyfriend of three years hooking up with Jenny Dickens. Literally, a pandit predicted that Winnie would find the love of her life before she turned eighteen, and Raj meets all of the qualifications. Winnie Mehta wasn’t ever truly convinced that Raj was actually her soul mate, however their love was written in the stars. “My So-called Bollywood Life” is the first stand alone novel and was released in 2018. Her writing’s also been praised in Cosmopolitan, Hypable, Teen Vogue, Buzzfeed, as well as others. “My So-called Bollywood Life” was an NPR Book of the Year. She lives in Pennsylvania with her dog Nancey Drew, her Alaskan husband, and her kitty Lizzie Bennett.
Nisha credits her dad for her multiple graduate degrees, and her mom for her love of Jane Austen and Shah Rukh Khan. Nisha Sharma grew up on romance novels, Bollywood movies, and eighties classics, so it comes as no surprise that her debut novel, called “My So-called Bollywood Life”, would contain all three.
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