'A warm, smart, sexy, and absolutely charming debut' Colleen Hoover, It Ends With Us

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Think of it like Tinder. Except your parents are the algorithm, and both parties are looking for a life-long commitment...

Meghna has tried everything when it comes to dating: blind dates, apps, attempting to drum up conversations with strangers at bars (ew). Everything except arranged marriage.

But then Seth, her best friend and the-one-who-got-away asks her to be his 'best man' and suddenly her parent's taste doesn't seem so bad...

Which is how she meets the grumpy but handsome Karthik, who has seen enough of his parents' relationship to know marriage is not for him.

Turns out, Meghna and Karthik are a match made in heaven (if not the one their parents think they are making) - and a deal is struck. They will be fake-engaged for three months. That way Karthik will get out of the absurd number of arranged set-ups his mother has planned and Meghna will have a date to the wedding from her worst nightmares.

But what will happen when the wedding is over? Maybe what they thought was fake is real after all?

Brimming with characters you can't help but fall for and off-the-charts chemistry, SAY YOU'LL BE MY JAAN is both a trip back to the heyday of swoony nineties romantic comedies and a deep and poignant look at the effects of culture and family in our most intimate relationships.

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'The type of South Asian diaspora romance I've always wished for. Naina Kumar's debut is spectacular' Nisha Sharma, author of Dating Dr. Dil

'A fresh and charming story about finding love without losing yourself' Linda Holmes, New York Times bestselling author of Evvie Drake Starts Over

'This debut about love, culture, family, and friendship is absolutely irresistible-I didn't want to put it down' Sarah Adler, author of Mrs. Nash's Ashes

'An instant romance classic!' Farah Heron, author of Accidentally Engaged

'Stuffed to the brim with emotion, chemistry, and all the best microtropes' Ava Wilder, author of Will They or Won't They