Shared lunches, secrets, movies and study sessions, that's what best friends are for. Shyamita and Jai were best friends, inseparable in school, but they drifted away to different places, losing touch over time. And then: they meet at a friend's wedding years later. Sparks fly. They are as drawn to one other as they are annoyed. Why do they get on each other's nerves? Does Shyamita still love Jai with the passion she felt in school? Will Jai let her get away a second time?Priyanka Menon discovered the wonderful world of romance after her standard X exams, when her aunt secretly gifted her two Mills & Boon novels. That summer was the beginning of her journey and torrid affair with romance novels. On the one hand, she can effortlessly quote Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy, and on the other, Penny Jordan, Diana Palmer, Jane Potter, and many more romance authors she has grown up reading. Priyanka is a Spoken-Word poet and is an integral part of the Spoken-Word poetry circle in Pune, where she lives. She is also a lecturer in advertising and English literature. For leisure, she loves watching reruns of The Wonder Years, reading comic books, and dissing saas-bahu soap operas with her grandmother. She believes she gets her writing powers from red-velvet pastries and white-chocolate mochas at Starbucks. You can write to her at priyankamenon.author@gmail.comShared lunches, secrets, movies and study sessions, that's what best friends are for. Shyamita and Jai were best friends, inseparable in school, but they drifted away to different places, losing touch over time. And then: they meet at a friend's wedding years later. Sparks fly. They are as drawn to one other as they are annoyed. Why do they get on each other's nerves? Does Shyamita still love Jai with the passion she felt in school? Will Jai let her get away a second time?
