This isn't a simple story about arranged marriage like the description might make it seem. Dimple is a an ambitious, career driven 18 year old who has just been accepted to Stanford. When she gets there she realises that her parent's friend's son, Rishi is also there and he, unlike her, has been told that their parents are looking for them to get married and want them to use the summer to see if they're actually compatible. Dimple shuts this down pretty fast because she wants to focus on designing an app and isn't interest in marriage. From an unusual starts follows a pretty average contemporary romance storyline, but with more likeable characters and done better. 
 The dialogue between the two characters is so interesting and acts as a great window into South Asian American culture and the struggle of finding balance as a young 21st century Indian. 
 The romance aspects fell flat in parts for me, it was too predictable and forced. It felt like YA 101 at times. The inner-conflict and thoughts of each character was however was fascinating, I felt like both characters were really empowered as the story progressed and it was uplifting to read. 
 I will definitely be keep an eye out for future books by this author. It managed to take a well used formula and turn it into something a little bit different.