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Ugly Duckling by Amita Mukerjee
Naïve young Indian-American Mia Makarand is in Paris trying to start a career in translation and interpretation. But finding work is hard and she’s feeling lonely and isolated.
Worse yet, her dream of becoming a writer looks like it’s dead in the water. But Mia is tougher than she thinks. And her sharp eye and caustic wit are helping her to see that success and happiness are important, but nowhere near as valuable as self-respect and that little thing called dignity.
£12.99
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The Armageddon Mandala by Gopal Mukerjee
Self-declared private eye Allen Ginsberg is a pleasure-loving slacker with 'nothing resembling drive or ambition.' But that's about to change. There's a stranger in town, a clownish and vaguely sinister Indian named Gyani, with a tantalizing PI gig on offer. The gig is just what the doctor ordered, except it isn't. Ginsberg soon finds himself trapped in a vortex of bizarre rituals and life-threatening ordeals that defy explanation. When all is finally revealed, Ginsberg must accept his new identity and prevent a planetary holocaust with the help of his cat Little Boy, a carrier pigeon named Kierkegaard and a 'wrasslin' alligator named Deklus Potreem.
$14.99
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