The case with this book is quite simply that I am not the audience for this; YA contemporaries without hard hitting subjects to explore are incredibly boring to me and trivial. It would be unfair for me to read these because the ones who will read and enjoy it would be teens. 
 Our book follows Dimple, she comes from a traditional Indian-American family but she's modern, she doesn't want to conform to norm, she wants to study web coding and she's desperate to make her own life away from her parents. Then there's Rishi, son of a rich Indian-American family, always follows his parents wishes and tries to be the best Indian son possible. They have picked a bride for him and that bride is Dimple who has no clue her parents have set her up. And so the story starts pretty quickly with Rishi going off to meet Dimple and Dimple basically not having it. This is basically a Bollywood film in book form, if you love those you might love this :) 
 The problem with this story for me is that it was incredibly predictable; sure enough Rishi begins getting under Dimple's skin and he's so cute and slowly by slowly but then suddenly fast they're together and making plans for the future. It is CUTE, incredibly cute, if you're a teen you might even absolutely adore it and it'll be the best book ever. So I would recommend it for younger audiences but I do not think it translates well to the adult palette.