Virgin

Radhika Sanghani

Mills & Boon M&B

NOT THAT EASY PB

Romance

Contemporary

Mills& Boon

<p>When Nina Mistry hits rock bottom - because no one plans to turn thirty in a prison cell - a tatty little self-help book finds its way into her hands. She doesn't think she needs it; why would a strong, sensible Taurus like her go on a 'life-changing journey' to fix herself? But her inner journalist is curious. Within minutes, she's hooked. By the time the sun comes up, she knows exactly what she needs to do . . .\nThis will not be a journey for the faint-hearted, but whatever else Nina has messed up in her life, she's never been afraid of a challenge.\nHer mother is - as always - appalled. Her brother is too depressed to care. The love of her life? He's already moved on. And her friends . . . well, that's another story.\nBut Nina has Nina.\nAnd she's about to find out if that's enough.</p>

Thirty Things I Love About Myself: Don't miss the funniest, most heart-warming and unexpected romance novel of the year!

Headline/Review

<p>A fresh, funny story about white lies, brutal honesty and a bangle with special powers, from award-winning journalist and author Radhika Sanghani.\nPriya Shah lies. A lot. She pretends everything in her life is perfect, so she doesn't disappoint anyone.\nBut when she puts on a bangle left to her by her Ba - the one person she was always honest with - she finds herself unable to tell a lie.\nPriya is mortified. She tells her dad she hates his cooking, she tells Dan Zhang about her huge crush on him, she shares her best friends' secrets at school. She can't get the bangle off, and she can't stop the truths pouring out of her.\nAs more things go wrong, and Priya's truth-telling spirals out of control, can Priya learn to be honest without hurting the people she loves?</p>

The Girl Who Couldn't Lie

Usborne

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Radhika Sanghani. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Radhika Sanghani