Witty, confessional memoir about a single Indian-American woman who suspects
that maybe her parents are right and arranged marriages ARE the route to
happiness
Anita Jain, a New York-based Indian-American journalist, is single. For years
she has trusted the Western way of finding a husband, but maybe there’s
something in arranged marriages after all. So she’s traveling to India in search
of a perfect husband, the old-fashioned way.
Will she find a suitable man? If so, will he please her interfering family? Is
the new urban Indian culture all that different from New York? And is any of
this worth the effort? Marrying Anita is a refreshingly honest