Lilac Skies
Shivani Bansal
Set 2022 · Hachette UK
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'Beautiful but harrowing' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'What an incredible debut novel!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Gorgeous, heart-wrenching tale' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Can she find home in a foreign land?
Punjab, India. It's 1942 and Meena is still a girl when her parents tell her she is to be married, in five days, to a total stranger. What's more, he lives in Kenya. A different country, a different continent, thousands of miles away from everything she knows. She doesn't want to marry, but with four brothers and sisters, Meena knows she will be a burden to her parents if she stays. And it isn't her decision to make.
Nairobi, Kenya. Meena's new home is beyond anything she could have imagined. Nairobi is beautiful, but tensions under the colonial British rule run high. She is told she is lucky because her husband Amar is young and handsome, but all is not as it seems within her marriage... Tucked away from the outside world, Meena spends her time by the mango tree dreaming of going home... until she realises the friendships that she forges here are all she can hold onto.
Going from girl to woman in a strange land, can Meena find a way to finally make her life her own?
For fans of Dinah Jeffries, Janet Macleod Trotter and Jenny Ashcroft, Lilac Skies is a heart-wrenching, immersive debut guaranteed to sweep you away.
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Readers are loving Lilac Skies!
'An incredible story of just how strong women can be' FIVE STARS
'If you like writing that sweeps you away then this is the one' FIVE STARS
'Amazing insight into another culture, and so beautifully written' FIVE STARS
'I flew through this book - once you start reading it is difficult to put down!' FIVE STARS
'What an incredible debut novel!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
'Gorgeous, heart-wrenching tale' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Can she find home in a foreign land?
Punjab, India. It's 1942 and Meena is still a girl when her parents tell her she is to be married, in five days, to a total stranger. What's more, he lives in Kenya. A different country, a different continent, thousands of miles away from everything she knows. She doesn't want to marry, but with four brothers and sisters, Meena knows she will be a burden to her parents if she stays. And it isn't her decision to make.
Nairobi, Kenya. Meena's new home is beyond anything she could have imagined. Nairobi is beautiful, but tensions under the colonial British rule run high. She is told she is lucky because her husband Amar is young and handsome, but all is not as it seems within her marriage... Tucked away from the outside world, Meena spends her time by the mango tree dreaming of going home... until she realises the friendships that she forges here are all she can hold onto.
Going from girl to woman in a strange land, can Meena find a way to finally make her life her own?
For fans of Dinah Jeffries, Janet Macleod Trotter and Jenny Ashcroft, Lilac Skies is a heart-wrenching, immersive debut guaranteed to sweep you away.
***
Readers are loving Lilac Skies!
'An incredible story of just how strong women can be' FIVE STARS
'If you like writing that sweeps you away then this is the one' FIVE STARS
'Amazing insight into another culture, and so beautifully written' FIVE STARS
'I flew through this book - once you start reading it is difficult to put down!' FIVE STARS
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