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Reena & Nikesh - University Series

My Heart Sings Your Song - Book One

A story of first love, family and destiny

A perfectly emotional page-turner novel of first love and family conflict

A book filled with Bollywood songs, comforting references to Indian foods. A boy meets a girl coming of age romance featuring the life of East African Gujarati families set in the ‘80s in multicultural Britain.

When Reena meets Nikesh, her instinct is to keep away from the wealthy, charming playboy, but her heart has other plans. Can they overcome their differences and get their Bollywood style happy ever after?

What Readers Say

This heart-warming tale is set in UK... is a light and quick read…details...about Indian food and culture feels so comforting.

The concept of the “star-crossed” lovers really interested me and had me hooked from the very beginning...entertaining read with a colorful cast of characters, and a story that will have you hooked from the beginning.

A sweet coming of age story of two gujrati youngsters who fall in love, a spoilt rich boy and a middle class girl, reminiscent of 70s Bollywood flick.

If you fancy a beautifully written, modern real life love story of Asian origin, I thoroughly recommend a read of this book.

Saz writes in a heartfelt, evocative manner that touches so many layers… I really liked the feeling of getting to know how it feels like for an Indian to grow up in a different country and yet follow our culture.

Listen to the songs featured in the book by going to my playlist on Spotify

Available in paperback from Amazon, and to order from your local book shop. It might say out of stock for the paperback but you’ll get it within a week. Also available as ebooks from Apple, Barnes & Noble Nook, Rakuten Kobo and Google Play. Click on the buttons to take you to your favourite store, some of the links are affiliates.

Where Have We Come - Book Two

Finalist Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2020

A story of love, loss and family

An utterly heartbreaking novel of family secrets, tragedy and love

A story of a British Asian couple upon the birth of their severely disabled son struggle to embrace their Indian heritage and their Britishness. The book is teeming with Gujarati culture and how friends and family gather around in adversity.

Reena and Nik want nothing more than to keep their son alive, but the doctors aren't so sure. Will the chasm created by their differences in dealing with the stresses and strains of looking after a sick child pull them apart? Can their family and friends help them cope?

What Readers Say

These books have been absolutely stunning reads… it’s unique and engaging and one that I have completely devoured. 

Reena and Nik’s love for their son Amar is deep and strong... moments that added an extra layer of sadness.

“Where Have We come’’ ... is not only soul stirring but also heartbreakingly tragic. A gut wrenching story of a mother's struggle to put herself together despite the sorrow and tragedies surrounding her.

… written beautifully, and truly reflects the collided cultures of the characters. With the inclusion of a glossary of phrases, and recipes...emotional, romantic, yet convincingly heart-breaking ride.

Listen to the songs featured in the book by going to my playlist on Spotify.

Available in paperback from Amazon, and to order from your local book shop. It might say out of stock for the paperback but you’ll get it within a week. Also available as ebooks from Apple, Barnes & Noble, Rakuten Kabo and Google Play. Click on the buttons to take you to your favourite store, some of the links an affiliates.

Made in Heaven

Red Ribbon Winner - Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2021

Now available as as a digital audiobook from Apple Audio

A story of forbidden love, secrets and family tragedy

An utterly relatable novel of family secrets and forbidden love that will have you hooked from the start!

What if Mr Rochester was Mr Raichura and Jane Eyre was Hema Pattni, a story set in South of France and England.

Orphan Hema Pattni wants nothing more than to escape from her cold and unapproving aunt. When an au pair job appears in The Lady, seeking someone who speaks both French and Gujarati, Hema jumps at the opportunity to get away from her unhappy childhood home.

A contemporary romantic retelling of Jane Eyre with a British Asian twist.

What Reviewers Say

A stylishly written novel full of mystery and romance… a cleverly crafted mystery with a coming of age feel to it. It's the sort of book a book club would enjoy, the sort that stays with you after you finished it; the sort of book you discuss over coffee and recommend to others. It's a bit of a gem. Enjoy! A RED RIBBON WINNER and highly recommended.

Wishing Shelf

This Jane Eyre-inspired romance with an Indian flavour will make the perfect light beach read. Its more serious themes such as family loyalty, responsibility, and living with a disfigurement … are woven around the passionate love story of au pair Hema, as she cares for five-year-old Amelie at the home of Amelie’s wealthy guardian, in the South of France. 

The Brown Bronte

Listen to the songs features in the book by going to my playlist on Spotify.

Available in paperback from Amazon, Waterstones and to order from your local book shop. It might say out of stock for the paperback but you’ll get it within a week. Also available as ebooks from Apple, Barnes & Noble, and Rakuten Kabo. Click on the buttons to take you to your favourite store,some of the links are affiliates.