Ania is the beautiful, clever and very slightly bored scion of a rich Indian family whose machinations soon lead her down the primrose path of match-making – first for her aunt (‘There was one in most of the grand houses in Delhi, usually beached somewhere on the upper floors.’) and then for her friend Dimple.    
Set against the background of ‘polite’ Delhi society, it is rich with stiletto-sharp observation, is a delightful social comedy, and yet is poignant, too.     

‘Witty, smart, compelling’ Kamila Shamsie, author of Home Fire