Minal Sharma, MBA. Five foot ten twenty-nine-year-old with a hyperactive conscience and a ton of attitude. Minal wants it all-a successful career at International Foods, a lifestyle to match, and a 'totally cool' guy who'll buy her diamonds, bring her flowers, and laugh at her jokes. But given the unending record of her life's embarrassments, it's not going to be that simple. Especially when her mother has decided to take charge of the matrimonial front, and the choice Minal has to make is between a wild and sexy radio jockey and a brilliant but boring oncologist. And it doesn't help that her new colleague on a make-or-break 'Cakes' assignment is a nasty, grudge-bearing kid from her childhood who just might be out to sabotage her career.
‘…a debut that keeps the pages turning, a desi Bridget Jones’ Diary…’ —India Today
‘…truly a new age read…delightful romantic comedy…’ —Sahara Time
‘…a fast, good read…’ —Business Standard
‘There’s much to be enjoyed in this breezy, devil-may-care first novel…’ —Tehelka
‘… snappy, light-hearted and very readable…’ —Routes: The Gateway Magazine
‘… an interesting plot… iced with swati kaushal’s gift for humour; reflected in sparkling conversation and one liners loaded with attidtude’ —Deccan Herald
‘… brings a whiff of fresh air into a literary landscape that was fast becoming jaded, academic and predictable… the narrative simply whizzes by, sweeping the reader along with its irrepressible joie de vivre.’ —The Tribune
‘ … fast, funny, familiar and thoroughly enjoyable’ —Times of India
‘Piece of Cake is the kind of book that should be part of every management trainee’s orientation kit’ —Business Today
