About this ebook
"As British Bengali, second-generation immigrants, we sisters have our fair share of secrets. Mine is perhaps the biggest of all," Fahima, Bridezilla's older sister.
You've read the story about the Bengali Bridezilla, but what about the debris of disgruntled family members left in her wake?
Now it's the turn of middle sis to tell her story…
"To the outside world, I have it all. Cute kids, handsome husband, beautiful home. The perfect life, but this is far from the truth.
"My life is a lie. My world is a lie. Things aren't perfect."
Tropes: Family stories - diverse romcom - wedding fiction - closed door romance - multicultural stories - strong female protagonists - clean romance - romantic comedy, sibling rivalry, marriage and divorce - stories of a different culture
If you want diverse fiction, strong females, a unique take on Bridget Jones Diary, funny books for women's book clubs, and south Asian stories with British wit, immerse yourself in this series.
Reader reviews:
"It’s brilliant seeing the story you loved from another point of view. I cannot say how much I love this series of books!"
"The book is both funny and poignant and covers topics that will be all-too familiar to many women, regardless of culture or background."
"This story is a heartfelt and engaging read that explores family dynamics, identity, and the often-overlooked perspective of the “other” sister during a wedding."
"I love how we are getting some many different point of views on the same events."
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About the author
About the author
Halima Khatun is a former journalist (having worked for ITV and the BBC), writer and PR consultant.
Since she was a child, she knew that words would be her thing. With a lifelong passion for writing, Halima wrote her first novel - a coming-of-age children’s story - at the age of 12. It was politely turned down by all the major publishing houses. However, proving that writing was indeed her forte, Halima went on to study English and Journalism and was one of just four people in the UK to be granted a BBC scholarship during her postgraduate studies.
She has since written for a number of publications including the HuffPost and Yahoo! Style, and has been featured in the Express, Metro and other national publications. Halima shares updates on her novels on halimakhatun.co.uk.
