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Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Girl from Fatehpur by Sarita Varma. Girl Fuck girl in fatehpur Fatehpur by Sarita Varma. However, a chance encounter at a family wedding in her hometown Fatehpur re-kindles Fuck girl in fatehpur her old feelings for him.

But what about Krish, her persistent suitor who is also a senior colleague in the office? He just will not take no for an answer! His unexpected arrival in Fatehpur Fuck girl in fatehpur in heated rivalry between the two men. Will the ensuing tension and misunderstanding put an end to all her hopes of happiness? Get A Copy.

Published June 12th by Indireads first published June 10th More Details Fatehpur India. Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Girl from Fatehpurplease sign up. Lists with This Book.

Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Girl from Fatehpur. Dec 30, Ishi rated it really liked it Shelves: all-the-romance-ltlspdfs-and-ebooks.

It's her cousin Renee's wedding, but is it the real reason she's left Mumbai in such a rush? Or is the story something else? It was beautiful and a short read as I finished it in less than 24 hours! Long time since I finished a book that fast. I loved the fluent conversations between characters and could see them happening in reality in my mind.

Overall, it was a fun read and I'll recommend it to Fuck girl in fatehpur who is looking for a light, enjoyable read! View all 8 comments. Fuck girl in fatehpur 29, Zaara rated it liked it. The story plays out against the backdrop of a big, fat Indian wedding set Fuck girl in fatehpur a small town where everyone knows everyone else.

Guess who gets the gal? Cracking it open, even before reading a word, I could imagine the good people at Sooraj Barjatya smiling and nodding approvingly. The heat index too is 'sweet,' which makes this perfect for YA readers or those looking for a light, emotions-based romance.

And here we have both in ample measure. And give you that fuzzy, snuggle blanket feeling on the way there. Varma knows how to set detailed, colourful scenes and populate them with characters that we can all relate to. She knows how to map the arc of a story and get it moving, scene by scene.

And she can do 'the talk'. Dialogue, a hard thing to pull off for most beginning writers, is by far Varma's strongest point. Conversations in this novella are simple and natural, they sit right in the ears.

But the thing We need to be made to get on that bus bound for home. We need to SEE 'that ole thing' made new in an entirely familiar way. Pardon the seeming paradox, but that's love. And the telling of it. Which is why I feel this novella is somewhat let down by its narrative voice, which is too linear and ponderously descriptive to do Fuck girl in fatehpur to the raucous cacophony that is a typical Indian wedding.

Or that tumultuous symphony that is love. But maybe that's just me. I'm a 'show me, don't tell me' type. For fans of old-school paperback romances written in the seventies and eighties, this type of serial narrative voice will be familiar. Characterization too could be stronger, I feel. While hero Rajan is mostly done 'just right' as Goldilocks would say, roadbump Krish is just tooooooo So much so that in some scenes he becomes merely a caricature of a caricature.

Meanwhile, protagonist Sana teeters from knowing her mind rather too well to being breathlessly giddy, confused and needing advice from her best gal pals. Which I'm willing to forgive, really. Cuz falling in love is like that. Moments of control, moments of freefall. Sana is understandable. She is almost always likeable. Which is why 3 Fuck girl in fatehpur, despite the droning.

This is a sort of palate cleanser read. It's easy and doesn't eat a chunk of time. Good for a lazy afternoon when you're between books and don't want to crack open your Next Big One. It would also be perfect bundled into one of those 3-in-1 romances set around say, a wedding theme. Having said all this, I look forward to romances from the pen of a more evolved Varma.

I'm willing to be a little in love with your heroes and walk each step of the process with your heroines. I'm willing to be taken where you want me to go, Sarita. I'm quite Fuck girl in fatehpur to fall. Just show me the luuuuuuuuurve,gal. Show me what you can do. Dazzle me. Sep 18, Ipshita Ranjana rated it really liked it. Girl from Fatehpur by Sarita Varma is Fuck girl in fatehpur well written enjoyable light romance. This one had a love triangle going on and though I am personally not a big fan of those,the author handled it well and Sanjana ended with the perfect hero.

It was little predictable but enjoyable because of the settings and writing. Though it was personally not a problem for me but the Hindi words sprinkled over the story might be 3.

Though it was personally not a problem for me but the Hindi words sprinkled over the story might be difficult Fuck girl in fatehpur someone who is not familiar with the language as there was no glossary. The romance progresses from friendship to lovers Fuck girl in fatehpur was kind of a second chance romance. It was light and easy to read with clean narration and is recommended for everyone who loves sweet romances.

Dec 25, Book Ninja rated it liked it. I was given this book to review by Indiereads. This novella is about Sana and her journey to find her Mr. It was a very cute story about first loves and how a person who may seem the perfect guy, full marriage material but isn't "The One" for you. I loved Sana's character, she was head strong and she knew what she wanted. She wasn't like other girls who would go after the guy, she moved on with her life.


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