Wajid Andaleeb Livres

Q, Y, X, T, T and B are not merely high-scoring Scrabble tiles; they represent the people in Sabas life who feature on her blog, My Brothers Wedding. Sabas brother, Y, is to get married and, since the day her mother and sister began scanning the horizon for prospective brides, theres never been a dull moment at home. Saba, though, just cannot understand what the fuss is all about. A literature student pulled away from her beloved books, she finds the blogosphere a good place to rant in and to share with the world how a wedding can make everything around you go haywire. Join Saba and her family as they quarrel over shopping, expenses and responsibilities, and as they realize gradually that theres nothing like a wedding to bring a family together.

Priya is turning thirty and is overwhelmed. Living in Bengaluru with her best friend, Farida, and working as the social media head of a software firm, she's feeling the weight of becoming a responsible thirty-year-old. Not just this, she also has to fend off her mother's persistent queries about when she intends to get married. Things begin to look up when Priya bumps into her charming new neighbour, Ajay. Sparks fly, but she soon finds out that he's a widower and has some baggage to deal with. Thankfully, Priya finds moral support in the fact that her friends Farida, Mini and Namrata are approaching the three-O milestone too. Free-spirited Farida, shy Namrata, feisty Mini and Priya are brought together by family drama, boy trouble, and the fast-approaching birthdays. As they navigate love and friendships, they realize there's a difference between growing up and growing old . . .

About the Book A HEADY ROMANCE BETWEEN QUIET AND RESERVED ANA HASAN AND DASHING LUQMAN AHMED, WITH PLENTY OF FAMILY DRAMA AS THE BACKDROP. Amongst the three sisters of Jasmine Villa, Ana Hasan has always been the reserved and self-possessed one. She keeps her feelings closely guarded and is good at pretending things are fine even when they are not. When she finds herself seated next to Luqman Ahmed on a flight, Ana is disconcerted to discover her control over her emotions slipping. Suddenly she knows why she has avoided men like him all her life. Tired of taking long transatlantic flights for work, Luqman is seriously considering relocating to the US. But his plans go awry when on one such flight he is seated next to Ana. Captivated by her understated charm and good looks, he soon can’t stop thinking about her. The attraction they feel is hard to deny, but before the two can even confess to it, their lives are thrown far apart and brought dangerously close at the same time. Will Ana and Luqman’s budding love survive? Will they be able to withstand the double whammy that fate has planned for them? A heady, exhilarating romance, Loving You Twice is the second book in the Jasmine Villa series by Andaleeb Wajid.

About the Book YOUNG TEHZEEB HASAN NEGOTIATES LIFE, RELATIONSHIPS, CAREER AND ROMANCE IN THIS SIZZLING LOVE STORY Tehzeeb Hasan’s family home, Jasmine Villa, may be a villa only in name, but she loves it dearly. Living there with her father and two younger sisters, working a job she likes and deftly dodging the many marriage proposals the neighbourhood aunties keep sending for her, Tehzeeb has a happy life. Marriage is the last thing on her mind, until fate conspires to bring her face to face with Ayub Ahmed. Young and handsome Ayub Ahmed is one of the most eligible bachelors in the city, but he has no desire to get married. However, when he meets the utterly charming Tehzeeb, he changes his mind. Smitten by each other, the two decide to marry, and suddenly Tehzeeb finds herself struggling with her new life. Not only is she expected to be a perfect bahu at all times—dressed in flowy ghagras, and heavy jewellery—she has very little in common with her new family. Stifled by the numerous vapid parties she has to attend, she yearns to break free. Will Tehzeeb be able to hold on to her own identity amidst the well-coiffed ladies who lunch? Will Ayub’s love for her override their many differences? Will the young couple actually be able to make their marriage work despite all odds? An irresistible romance, One Way to Love is the first book in the Jasmine Villa series.

About the Book DESPITE FAMILY OPPOSITION, THE YOUNGEST OF THE JASMINE VILLA SISTERS, FIERY ATHIYA HASAN, FALLS FOR FARHAAN AHMED WHO IS HER OPPOSITE IN EVERY WAY. Athiya is the youngest, most impetuous and opinionated of the three Hasan sisters of Jasmine Villa. She is convinced that marriage is overrated and, though she is happy for her sisters, Athiya is pretty sure domestic bliss is not for her. When she decides to work in Farhan Ahmed’s office, romance is not even a distant possibility. Or is it? Try as he might, Farhan can’t seem to get Athiya out of his head. In an attempt to get to know her better, he impulsively offers her a job, complicating their relationship further. When a simple error in judgement threatens to change Athiya’s life, Farhaan steps in like a knight in shining armour to save her. Only, Athiya doesn't want a saviour, no matter how attracted she is to him. Will Athiya and Farhaan be able to get past their differences and give love a chance? Three Times Lucky is the third and final book in the Jasmine Villa series.

As they realize the horrifying, chilling truth that these aren't fake and manufactured scares, they want the walk to end and to leave the house.