Seems like a light hearted read about a young couples discovery of themselves after an arranged marriage and moving from Varanasi to Silicon Valley. Add to that Isha’s love for food, her extreme talent in the culinary field, her chance encounter with the owner of a food truck and mouthwatering descriptions of food. That is the background.
To that mix add the cut throat business dealings in the Valley, the dog eats dog as competition mounts, love and loyalty, friendships and ethics and the story moves into deeper nuances.
This was an ideal read for me on the last day of the year, with the good over evil victory, the steadfastedness of love, friendships superseding it all.
I am surprised though that I could not track this book on Barnes & Noble or Goodreads to post a review.
Sent by Chai Lit Club for an unbiased review, courtesy of Netgalley.
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