Maya Prasad

A very successful sequel to Drizzle, Dreams, And Lovestruck Things, which turns the conceit of the first—four stories told over four seasons about four sisters—on its head a bit, with the four Singh sisters each having a new romantic tale, but all over the course of a single very eventful day. While each of the stories last time around were separate, in this one they're blended, with perspective shifting from chapter to chapter, but once again (like the Singh sisters) they are each quite different and so each reader will have their own favorite.… (mais)

Four Indian-American sisters find romance over the course of a year, as does their widowed father.

This book didn't really do it for me. It took me a while to read it, despite the fact that it's basically four novellas tied together, as each sister gets a story. For some reason, it dragged, and I had a hard time connecting with the characters. The author did a good job of differentiating them in terms of character and voice, so perhaps I just wasn't in the mood for this. I was also irrationally irritated by the title. Other reviewers enjoyed it, so this may have been just the wrong book at the wrong time for me.… (mais)