I really appreciate it the way the author wrote of the different traditions of each of the characters. I love that the MC female is half Indian so her roots are planted in her father's side even though he never got to go back to India himself. She goes over there for a friend's wedding but along the way, she keeps coming in contact with Tej.

Tej is a player who never wants to get married but he's summoned to India by his parents to arrange a marriage for him. It doesn't go the way it's expected and it's a little wacky and I'm not sure if it's in the realm of possibilities with their traditions or not but it makes for a laugh out loud moment.

Some of the people and what they want and how they act are just terrible but I did enjoy the story even with that.

The book could use another editing session (my only real gripe)