Synopsis

How far would you go in love?

A few missed calls? Liking every post of his on FB? Landing in the hospital when you fall from a tree because you wanted to see into his room?

Anamika Khanna is madly in love with Rahul…

How can someone be so blind? Why can’t she see how much I love her? Will my confession jeopardise our friendship?

Vikram Lobo, the bookworm has developed muscles and lost the soda bottle glass-es. But he can’t stop his heart from skipping a beat when he sees Anamika.

Rahul, the high society Adonis wants nothing to do with the gauche, middle class weirdo who’s following him around. Until she moves into his league…

Laugh out loud at Anamika’s antics and follow her on the roller coaster that is her life!

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Meet Anamika Khanna

If you had a free day with no responsibilities and your only mission was to enjoy yourself, what would you do?

I would start the day with mooning over the picture I have of Rahul. Then I’d drop in at his house pretending to want to borrow another book to read. And spend the rest of the day dreaming of the time when he realises he’s in love with me.

If you could spend the day with someone you admire (living or dead or imaginary), who would you pick?

I’m not the very imaginative types and I hated history in school. I would want to spend the day with Rahul, far away from the disapproving eyes of his mom, though!. And yes, on this ideal day, Rahul should develop a sudden and intense dislike for his fiancee Preeti and break things off with her!

What is your idea of perfect happiness? And, what is your current state of mind?

The sun will shine only after Rahul and I are together! Right now I’m sad that Vikky doesn’t support me in my quest. After all he’s my best friend, so why does he keep telling me I’m wrong? And why do I care he’s not happy? I should only focus on Rahul, right? Not give Vikky’s abs sidelong glances!

What do you consider to be the most overrated virtue and why?

I hate having to have ‘ambition’! I really don’t want to work for a living. Let everyone else join the right race and be daring and motivated and read Michelle Obama’s autobiography. I just want to be loved, by Rahul, of course!

Tell us 3 things about yourself that the readers do not know about

– I tasted my Dad’s scotch when he and Mom when for a party and put in a little water to restore the original level (just in case, though he’s not very observant!)
– I find it tough to make polite conversation, I daydream too much and lose the thread of the conversation, and then the person gets miffed when I ask them to repeat the question.
– I wish I had a big brother to take care of me. Being an only child sucks!

About the Author

Words have been the centre of Shraddha’s existence for as long as she can remember. Fed up with her constant demand for books, her parents asked her to write her own. And so, it began!

She’s an ophthalmologist with a specialisation in Glaucoma. She juggles her professional demands with her new label of tennis mom and the larger than life characters that live in her mind, demanding to be manifested.

She has written A Doctor in the House (Partridge), A Great Fall (Juggernaut), and The Case of the Counterfeit Currency (Mango Books) and also has an anthology of poems (F.I.S.T) (Pothi Books).

Shraddha finds herself attracted to stories about women – strong ones, funny ones & kick-ass survivors. Her self-deprecating humor tends to stay with you long after you’ve shut the book.

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