Love Hudson-Maggio

Karma Under Fire (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Two societies collide: the trendy, upscale, ultra-hip universe of Atlanta and the alluring, bound-by-tradition world of old India!

Pressured by her challenging mother, Harlow Kennedy, an aspiring jewelry maker, agrees to marry politically ambitious pretty-boy Addison Whitmore. The match will elevate Harlow's non-existent social standing and guarantee financial security for life. The wedding is scheduled to take place as soon as Harlow returns from her BFF's wedding in India.

On the other side of the world, the parents of Tej Mayur, the "it" chef of Atlanta's hottest new Indian restaurant, are fretting about their son's unmarried status. They summon him home.

When Harlow meets Tej on a flight from Atlanta to Delhi, sparks fly. Unfortunately, Tej's nuptials are already being arranged by his privileged East Indian family, and Harlow is not Indian. After touching down at Indira Gandhi International, they flee one another's company--or so they think.

Karma Under Fire transports readers across the globe, and like Mississippi Masala and Crazy Rich Asians, at its core it's a vibrant heartwarming story about two young people's search for love while they navigate the uncertain path between passion and tradition.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sweet Auburn Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 424
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798885253666
• Artikelnr.: 63687826

Autorenporträt

Love Hudson-Maggio is a marketing technology executive that writes contemporary fiction about smart people with a lot to learn in life and love. She works as a Senior Advertising Technology Executive for a global fortunate 500 company and splits her time between Atlanta, New York and San Francisco. She enjoys the great outdoors with her husband and two sons when she's not busy writing.Love was admitted as a screenwriting fellow at Columbia University for her short play As the Vow Breaks. Upon completion of her screenwriting fellowship her play Eating for Two was performed at a small theater in New York's lower east side as a part of a female ensemble.