An Unsuitable Boy

Sinclair Jayne Sawhney

Jan 2023 · Misguided Masala Matchmaker Book 3 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

She’s done playing by the rules. He never has.

As the oldest sibling, OBGYN Asha Kapoor has always been the perfect daughter and role model. But when her traditionally arranged marriage implodes days before the ceremony, Asha feels lost and humiliated. At nearly thirty-seven, she knows her dream of having her own children is slipping away, but she has no Plan B for her life. Then Dhruv Narula rescues her from a kitchen fire, and something wild in Asha awakens. Dhruv is everything she’s not—sexy, fearless, unbound by tradition, and completely irresistible.

Former soldier and now firefighter Dhruv isn’t expecting a hero's welcome home. Though he’s proud of his life and career choices, he never once gained his exacting father’s approval or the respect of his tight Indian community. While Dhruv stopped caring what anyone thought years ago, even he hesitates to hurtle into a scorching secret relationship with the woman he always fantasized about—the brilliant jewel-of-society Asha Kapoor.

Asha and Dhruv know they’re completely wrong for each other. So then why does it feel so right?

Ratings and reviews

Spicy and sexy, full of tension and angst, An Unsuitable Boy is a story of a man saddled with a past and a woman looking to the future. Indian customs and gossip trail Dhruv and Asha as they find love with each other in a traditional Indian community. Everything is rough on the outside but loving on the inside of their relationship as they try to overcome too many obstacles. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

n Unsuitable Boy by Sinclair Jayne Sawhney. Third book in the Misguided Masala Matchmaker series. Having not read the previous books in this series I didn't know what to expect. It took me awhile to get into the storyline with it's customs and the characters. The author knows how to give you a good book and storyline. Not a top read for me but still good.