About the Book: My Iron Wings
More often than not uprising has the inner courtyard as its epicentre. Maya,
like those around her, is surprised by the defiant streak in her. An ordinary
young woman without any idea of lifes lofty ways, she is spurred into rebellion
by a domineering fathers attempt to foist marriage on her on unequal terms. She
finds the unjustness of the whole arrangement humiliating. Why doesnt the boys
side send his pictures for her to decide? Is the man towed by parents and
relatives to his first meeting with a would-be bride man enough? Why dont her
parents have the privilege of