eARC Review: Marriage & Masti by Nisha Sharma
Romance
Marriage & Masti
Book Info
Released Date: August 27th
Publication: Avon
Pages: 384
Format: eBook
“always knew that Veera and Deepak’s romance was going to be everything and more”
Veera may be finding herself a bit lost after her close friends finding their ones, her secret crush getting married soon, and her father firing her before the big merger. Thankfully, she has her twin sister to form a plan by traveling the world and building their client list. You would think that everything was going to plan. It’s not. Veera finds herself in a situation where her only choice is to call her former crush, Deepak, for help. Not really ideal.
Deepak didn’t think he would receive a phone from Veera after his arranged marriage blew up in his face. Ultimately, it worked out in his favor since he needed time away from the PR disaster, and Deepak desperately misses Veera. When he sees her again, it’s a bit different. Deepak finally realized that he needed Veera back in his life. And it doesn’t hurt that their marriage in India helps them in the long run.
I have been waiting for the Veera and Deepak stories forever, ever since the first book in the series. Just from the tiniest glimpse of their interaction, I always knew that Veera and Deepak's romance was going to be everything and more. And Nisha Sharma definitely delivered in Veera and Deepak romance! The way that Nisha put the ‘you called? you came” trope in this book was literally the most intense yet romantic thing ever to read. It made Veera and Deepak's slow-burn romance more angsty between them.
Side note: I could not stand for Veera's father or sister at all. Like, I may tolerate her twin sister, but her father was hell no. That man was just trash. It’s literally a no for me. Her twin sister—I just knew something about her was selfish. She may support her sister, but she will belittle Veera when she finds her ground again.
Anyway, I truly feel so lost after finishing the Veera and Deepak story. I love them so much. I knew that Veera and Deepak had always belonged to each other. It was just a matter of time before they did. And their romance story may be the longest slow-burn romance from book one in the series until their book in the series, but it’s justified.
