‘Dynamite’ Bookseller ‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company ‘Dynamite’ Bookseller ‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company Evita Vishavan is stuck in a 9 to 5 job and going nowhere fast. Raised in London to fulfil her parents’ dreams of respectability, Evita yearns for something more. Risking it all, and abandoning her career and life in London, her journey takes her back to her roots in Kerala where she discovers that perhaps what she’s wanted all along, is a little closer to home. What might happen if she dares live her dream? ‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company Praise for Preethi Nair: ‘Packs a powerful punch’ Guardian ‘A genuinely moving novel’ Daily Express ‘Joyful’ Good Housekeeping Praise for Preethi Nair: ‘Packs a powerful punch’ Guardian ‘A genuinely moving novel’ Daily Express ‘Joyful’ Good Housekeeping ‘An absorbing novel about mothers, daughters, food and truth.’ Closer ‘A genuinely moving novel…like the bottled spices that play such a role in the story, this has all its ingredients in just the right quantities to spirit away all negative emotions.’ Daily Express ‘A carefully woven tale that’s exceedingly good’ Company ‘A dynamic author.’ Good Housekeeping ‘A sensuous and poignant novel…enchanting.’ Sainsbury’s magazine ‘[This book] will have you praying for a delayed train’ Glamour ‘A warm-hearted tale of survival’ Bookseller ‘A great read. Fast, funny and full of life’ Shyama Perera, author of I Haven’t Stopped Dancing Yet An unforgettable heart-warming literary fiction novel Preethi Nair was born in Kerala, Southern India, but raised in London, where she now lives. Following a career as a management consultant, she gave it all up to publish her first novel, GYPSY MASALA. She now writes full time. An unforgettable heart-warming literary fiction novel • GYPSY MASALA was first self-published by Preethi Nair in 2000. She invented a dynamic publicist (played by herself) who promoted the book with great success, garnering much publicity, from national broadsheet coverage to appearances on Radio 4 Woman's Hour • Preethi was consequently nominated for the Publicist of the Year award at the PPC • Preethi won the Young Achiever award at the Asian Women of the Year awards Competition: Pride Prejudice and Other Flavors; The Trouble with Dating; First Comes Like; Well Behaved Indian Women; Wish I could tell you; the family tree;. Sundeep Nagarkar; Durjoy Datta; Ravinder Singh; Radha Sharma;Chetan Bhagat; Rasana Atreya; Sara Desai; Sanji Patel; Alisha Rai; Saumya Dave; Meera Syal
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