Girls who stray: a novel

By:

Lalvani, Anisha

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Bloomsbury India Pvt Ltd 2024Description: 285 pISBN:

9789361315909

DDC classification:

820 LAV

Summary: A, 23 and unnamed, returns from an obscure British university armed with a useless degree to her new home in Noida-a home of feeble men-and the breakdown of her parents' marriage. Serial procrastinator, overthinker, anxious and unhinged, A overcompensates her low self-esteem and sense of alienation with snootiness, even as she so badly wants to belong. Her only saving quality is that she is self-aware. Before long, A finds herself elbow-deep in an affair with a property developer and subsequently in a double murder. Faced with the anxieties of the crime along with precarities of living in a hypermodern city marked by seething inequality, A navigates heartbreak and tiny acts of freedom. Girls Who Stray is about the foolish choices you knew you shouldn't have made. A dazzling literary debut, this coming-of-age thriller is a heady mix of real estate dons, crime and the twisted, twisted nature of love. (https://www.bloomsbury.com/in/girls-who-stray-9789361315909/)

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A, 23 and unnamed, returns from an obscure British university armed with a useless degree to her new home in Noida-a home of feeble men-and the breakdown of her parents' marriage.

Serial procrastinator, overthinker, anxious and unhinged, A overcompensates her low self-esteem and sense of alienation with snootiness, even as she so badly wants to belong. Her only saving quality is that she is self-aware.

Before long, A finds herself elbow-deep in an affair with a property developer and subsequently in a double murder.

Faced with the anxieties of the crime along with precarities of living in a hypermodern city marked by seething inequality, A navigates heartbreak and tiny acts of freedom. Girls Who Stray is about the foolish choices you knew you shouldn't have made.

A dazzling literary debut, this coming-of-age thriller is a heady mix of real estate dons, crime and the twisted, twisted nature of love.

(https://www.bloomsbury.com/in/girls-who-stray-9789361315909/)

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