About the Book: Girl Who Kept Falling In Love
The very fact of being loved seems to be proof of Kayas worth, her purpose. But
at age forty, her past stretches out behind her in a long string of loves lost
and she is weary of being broken-hearted. Desperately seeking purpose elsewhere,
Kaya finds it in the world of activism, where she becomes greatly invested in
resisting the growing fascist and Islamophobic forces of present-day India.
However, she is rudely reminded that much of the middle-class social activism
she is part of is fuelled by a collective saviour complex. A high-caste Hindu
with a US passport, Kaya