A Mantra for Miss Perfect - Srinivasan, Sapna
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She has everything...except what she wants most. Sahana Sood is beautiful, brilliant, and inches away from making junior partner at her downtown Seattle law firm. Ever the dutiful daughter, she's lauded as Miss Perfect in her large Indian family and community. But Sahana is barely hiding her panic because, despite her best efforts and too many blind dates to count, she's now thirty-two and has never come close to finding Mr. Perfect. Rumors are spreading-Sahana's unlucky in love. With marriage pressure mounting, Sahana buries herself in work. She's confident she'll close the acquisition deal…mehr

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She has everything...except what she wants most. Sahana Sood is beautiful, brilliant, and inches away from making junior partner at her downtown Seattle law firm. Ever the dutiful daughter, she's lauded as Miss Perfect in her large Indian family and community. But Sahana is barely hiding her panic because, despite her best efforts and too many blind dates to count, she's now thirty-two and has never come close to finding Mr. Perfect. Rumors are spreading-Sahana's unlucky in love. With marriage pressure mounting, Sahana buries herself in work. She's confident she'll close the acquisition deal for the Wilding Inn for her firm's major client, but hits a snag. The handsome owner Ryan Mehra refuses to sell. He doesn't need the money, the inn is a testament to his late parents' love and he'd rather continue their legacy. Sahana heads to the historic inn determined to not lose this deal. But the sparks that fly when she meets Ryan, who just might be more stubborn and driven than she is, soon have her worrying that instead of landing her partnership, she might lose her heart.
Autorenporträt
Sapna lives in Seattle, WA with her perfectionist husband and perfect daughter. Her name in Hindi means "dream" and true to its meaning, Sapna finds gratification in dreams and storytelling. She was born in southern India, raised in northern India, and spent the better part of her adult life in the United States. She, therefore, unabashedly clutches her Indian roots while embracing the American in herself. She loves to cook traditional Indian food and, yes, she uses cilantro in practically everything. When she isn't cooking, writing, or being intellectually stumped by her daughter, she may be found running down the nearest trail by her Pacific Northwest home. The inspiration for her debut novel, A New Mantra, has been her own journey as both a woman of color and a runner; the latter being a sport that was introduced to her by her husband.