Maya's Laws of Love: The funny and swoony rom-com for K-Drama fans.

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'Funny, vulnerable, and heart-warming. A beautiful story for the people who are still figuring life out' Hannah Grace, bestselling author of Icebreaker and Wildfire Maya Mirza is so convinced she’s unlucky in love and life that she’s come up with a list of laws to explain it. Most importantly… * Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. But that’s about to change. Maya’s headed to Pakistan for an arranged marriage with a handsome, successful doctor who ticks all the right boxes. First comes marriage, then comes love – she’s sure of it. Except… *Trips are never smooth sailing. From the start, Maya's journey is riddled with disaster, and the cynical lawyer seated next to her on the plane isn’t helping. Until a storm leaves them stranded in Switzerland, and she and Sarfaraz become unlikely travel companions. And maybe something more… *When you think you’re lucky, think again. Before long, Maya’s wondering whether she’s just experienced the ultimate in misfortune – finally meeting the right man a few days before she has to marry someone else. Praise for Maya's Laws of Love: ‘A charming, funny, and unique twist on challenging the laws and traditions that shape us’ Abby Jimenez, New York Times bestselling author of Yours Truly 'An engaging, relatable, and rewarding read' Sarah Hogle, author of You Deserve Each Other ' Fans of the romantic slow burn will fall for Maya’s Laws of Love ...an emotional plot worthy of a K-drama' Lily Chu, author of The Stand-In 'Laugh-out-loud hilarious and gorgeously heartfelt, Khawaja’s cinematic writing will sweep you away and have you falling head over heels' Ann Liang, author of If You Could See the Sun 'MAYA'S LAWS OF LOVE is a whirlwind debut you won’t want to miss. A true joy, this is the type of comfort book you read again and again' Aamna Qureshi, award-winning author of The Lady or the Lion 'I absolutely loved it! Alina Khawaja is such a talented writer, and the story had me hooked from page one. It's funny, clever and full of relatable characters I'm still thinking about. I'm officially a fan and can't wait for the next one from Alina.' Lucy Vine, author of Seven Exes. ‘A beautiful romance about finding your true self’ Woman’s Own ' a Bridgerton K- drama remix that will delight romance fans…’ Glamour Review: Sweet and sour - -Sweet and Sour- Review of Maya’s Laws of Love by @thealinakhawaja and @simonandschusterin ✒️📖 Maya Mirza, a Pakistani born in US is getting married to Imtiyaz, a doctor who used to be her classmate. Why is she found that, she has no idea. Her psychiatrist urges her to do something for herself but Maya, like a robot, moves forward with the wedding. There is one catch though. Maya has a shit luck. Her life seems to follow Murphy’s law: everything that can go wrong will go wrong. Enroute Pakistan, she meets Sarfaraz whom she had called a jerk as he had bumped into her and moved forward without an apology. Thanks to Maya’s luck, the flight gets stuck in bad weather and lands in Switzerland where Maya and Sarfaraz are forced into proximity. After some romantic tropes, they gradually feel drawn to each other. Maya’s laws of love is about realising that love is possible. It is about giving yourself a chance and to believe in yourself. It’s about not getting crushed under parental and societal pressure. Maya’s middle class roots have restrained her all her life and it’s heartening to see her stand up for herself. The chapter names are hilarious, highlighting Maya’s terrible luck. But is her luck really bad or is she just giving more attention to all the bad things happening to her? Review: Don't Bother - Irritating plot, unlikable main character, predictable.