Love Marriage
Yasmin Ghorami has a lot to be grateful for: a loving family, a fledgling career in medicine and a charming, handsome fiancé, fellow doctor Joe Sangster. But now the moment she has been dreading has arrived: it is time for her family to meet Joe’s firebrand feminist mother.
As the two families are drawn closer together, long-held secrets, lies and betrayals unravel on both sides – and Yasmin is forced to ask herself what she really wants in a relationship and what a ‘love marriage’ actually means …
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Jenn Thornley –
From the book club meeting:
This book was a bit like Marmite. Some of our members really enjoyed it, most did not. It raised a number of interesting topics, including class, race, sexuality amongst others. Whilst some of these plots were interesting, the book seemed to lack focus as it tried to address too many at the same time. We did not warm to most of the main characters, although some of the more peripheral characters were more likeable.
Overall, Love Marriage averaged 2.73*