Read by Vikas Adam and Soneela Nankani.
#3 - If Shakespeare Was An Auntie
Despite the second book taking on my favorite Shakespearean work, I think this one was my favorite of the series. Perhaps it's also because I knew I would have to say goodbye to these lovable characters as this is the final book in the trilogy. This is a telenovela of a book: it has intrigue, twins, misunderstandings, breakups, surprise relationships, villainy, backstabbing, sex, and love, of course. Veera and Deepak, the last singletons of their friends, are forced into marriage by circumstance and start to realize that maybe it's what they wanted. The true focus of the story is the business and family drama that surrounds the business of Illyria. As always, I loved the references to the original Shakespeare story and the sendoff from the author herself squeezed my heart.
4.75/5
#3 - If Shakespeare Was An Auntie
Despite the second book taking on my favorite Shakespearean work, I think this one was my favorite of the series. Perhaps it's also because I knew I would have to say goodbye to these lovable characters as this is the final book in the trilogy. This is a telenovela of a book: it has intrigue, twins, misunderstandings, breakups, surprise relationships, villainy, backstabbing, sex, and love, of course. Veera and Deepak, the last singletons of their friends, are forced into marriage by circumstance and start to realize that maybe it's what they wanted. The true focus of the story is the business and family drama that surrounds the business of Illyria. As always, I loved the references to the original Shakespeare story and the sendoff from the author herself squeezed my heart.
4.75/5
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