Saz Vora

My Heart Sings Your Song - A Story of First Love, Family and Destiny (University Reena & Nikesh, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

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

My Heart Sings Your Song - A story of first love, family and destiny

Book One - University Series - Reena & Nikesh Duet

Now with Reading Group Guide.

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. For readers of Beth Moran.

When Reena met Nikesh, her head told her to keep away from the wealthy, charming playboy, but her heart had other plans. But Nikesh's persistence won her over, and she thought she'd found her Bollywood style happily ever after, despite their different backgrounds.

During the summer holiday, Nikesh disappears when Reena needs him most.

Can she avoid bumping into him when they go back to finish their final year?

Will he try to get her to give him a second chance?

Or has Sarladevi found him a suitable girl?

The series continues with Reena and Nikesh at the birth of their first child, a story based on true events.

Where Have We Come, Finalist The Wishing Shelf Book Awards.

What readers are saying

'[Saz] has a unique style of blending striking themes with her favourite songs, giving the readers a gentle feel of life and laughter.'

'A good-looking boy with brains, a beautiful smile and a love of Bollywood. Nikesh Raja has all the qualities of my dream man'

'easy to read and it was all too relatable ... I can still visualise the characters walking through University'

'This is a beautiful love story bursting with real life. The descriptions are so vivid that you feel you're living the story'

'Plenty of melodrama in this ultimate girl meets boy tale. Set in the UK, the main characters and their families are of Indian origin so many interesting references to culture, especially food'

'A beautiful book where every Indian girl who experienced growing up in England in the 80s can relate to'

'full of happiness and heartache in equal parts. The reference to parties, student life and songs was so good...really liked the food menus too, made my mouth water.'

'I fell in love with Reena and Nikesh with every turn of the page. Beautifully written, I felt as if I was living every emotional up and down with them both.'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Saz Vora
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Januar 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393511519
• Artikelnr.: 58489484

Autorenporträt

Saz Vora was born in East Africa and migrated with her family to England in the '60s to Coventry, West Midlands, where she grew up straddling British and Gujarati Indian culture. Her debut duet My Heart Sings Your Song and Where Have We Come is a story of love, life, family, conflict, and two young people striving to remain together throughout. Where Have We Come, Finalist, The Wishing Shelf 2020, is based on true events that has shaped her outlook on life's trials and tribulations. Her short story Broad Street Library was long listed for Spread The Word, Life Writing Prize 2020.

Before she started writing South Asian melodrama, Saz had a successful career in Television Production and Teaching ...But her need to write stories has led to what she is doing now writing stories about people like her in multi-cultural Britain.

Saz gets her inspiration from listening to music, cooking and watching Bollywood, Hollywood and Independent films, hence the references to songs, food and films in all her books.

Her books are stories that make you think, for readers who like the multicultural layers of South Asian family melodrama, Bollywood style gatherings and lots of references to food. She draws on her upbringing in England and the layers of complexity of living with her Indian heritage and her Britishness and uses this to create stories to represent that.

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