Oddballs

<p><b>They called her an editor. But all she wanted was to rewrite her own story.</b></p><p>When Amoha Mathur leaves behind her high-profile fianc&eacute; and a suffocating job in Delhi she thinks she&rsquo;s escaping to a quiet stint editing a teenage author&rsquo;s debut novel in Mumbai. Instead she walks straight into the chaos of the Banerjee household&mdash;complete with a whisky-loving grandfather a moody prodigy who refuses to be edited and Avyukt Banerjee: the brooding infuriating architect who seems to have misplaced his emotional stability (and shirt buttons).</p><p>Torn between literary deadlines family drama and unresolved feelings Amoha must decide if love is worth risking her hard-earned independence&mdash;or if some chapters are best left open-ended.</p><p>Oddballs is a witty warm and emotionally honest novel about finding your voice rewriting the rules and realising that sometimes the most chaotic people make the best stories.</p>