Made in Heaven

Par : Saz Vora
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8201051945
  • EAN9798201051945
  • Date de parution13/05/2022
  • Protection num.Adobe DRM
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurJL

Résumé

A compelling romantic suspense...if you're a fan of age gap, forbidden love, family secrets, summer escape with slowburn tension that hooks you from the start. You'll want to read this Jane Eyre reimagining with a South Asian twist!What if Mr Rochester was Mr Raichura and Jane Eyre was Hema Pattni, a story set in South of France and England filled with East African Gujarati culture, Bollywood songs and delicious food?Escaping her unhappy home by taking a job as an au pair, orphan Hema Pattni thinks of her new post in southern France as a dream come true.
The family welcomes her with open arms, and her bright, inquisitive pupil, Amelie, is a delight. Even better, when her dashing employer, the wealthy and reticent Rahul Raichura, arrives at the estate, Hema finds herself drawn to his old-fashioned chivalry and twinkling smile. But a series of strange happenings threatens the summer's perfection as mysterious sightings of a lady in black increase. Determined to uncover the truth, Hema suspects the Raichuras may be hiding a secret - one even more serious than her own. What readers and reviewers are saying'Escape into a world of idyllic countryside, perfect weather and elegant dinner-parties, where guests wear couture sarees, listen to old Bollywood love-songs and dine on mouthwatering Gujarati specialities.
a complete sensual feast to evoke the sights, sounds and tastes of the world.'Book Reviewer'A stylishly written novel full of mystery and romance - a cleverly crafted mystery with a coming of age feel to it. It's a bit of a gem. Enjoy!'The Wishing Shelf Red Ribbon Winner 2021'This Jane Eyre-inspired romance with an Indian flavour will make the perfect light beach read.'The Brown Bronte ??Age Gap??Billionaire??Boss Employee??Forbidden Love??Disability Rep??South of France??Romantic Suspense ??Slow burn spicy NOTE: The Gujarati words in this book, can be found in the Glossary at the back.
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. Please visit her website, where you can read her blog and sign up to newsletter where she will share missing scenes, recipes, playlists and all things book related.
Please also follow her on social media, where she will post her comments. Website www.sazvora.comFacebook www.facebook.com/saz.voraInstagram www.instagram.com/sazvoraTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sazvoraauthorPinterest: Saz Vora