Yes…the headline needed to be written in all caps :). I LOVED this book. It was a smooth read for me. I had no trouble immersing myself into the lives of Mina and Hem and the rest of the Kohli and Singh family. Nisha Sharma was able to weave a delicate balance between romance and intrigue. I definitely loved the business aspect of the story and it has given me an appreciation for businessmen and businesswomen everywhere, not to mention lawyers. The romance aspect was also believable and well put together. I didn't want the story to end.
Trust me…you want to read this book. I can't wait to read the second book in the trilogy.
Thank you Mrs Sharma for a wonderful and engaging read.
PS: to the folks at Avon books, thank you for making the paperback so easy and wonderful to handle. It definitely added to my enjoyment of the book.
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written story about love, family and the business
The Takeover Effect by Nisha Sharma was an engaging and well written story about love, family and the business. The Takeover Effect centers around the Singh family company Bharat, Inc. and an impending takeover.... what could end up being a hostile takeover.Hemdeep Singh, the oldest of the Singh brother, has branched out on his own but returns after this news breaks..... this bid for takeover puts him in the orbit of Mina Kohli an attorney brought into help the board evaluate the takeover.Yes, this book is layered in business terminology but for me that worked as it is the world Hem and Nina live in. Work is their life when we meet them and how they blend plays off of their drive and ambition.Both think they are working for the honor of what their respective family's have built... but well... secrets and lies unfold.....I am not well versed in Indian culture and the author did try to explain most of the terms used in the book, the author also attempts to show the pull of cultural understanding as these two grow closer. I do think another editor might have handled this better as at times it did "interpret" the story. This author is new to me and I hope to continue to watch her work improve.. in this book I felt the use of Hem's ex was overdone (she was used too many times as a reference point) but in time I think that is an element that will improve as this author matures.The happy Hem and Nina create is truly perfect for them... two very anxious attorneys who love the drive each possesses. Regardless of which Singh brother is next I am excited for The Legal Affair: The Singh Family Trilogy to not only see the happy that takes place but also to learn the fate of this family's business.
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A. Mathewson
Not my cup of tea
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 29, 2020