Millennial Struggle
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
A multicultural romantic comedy about love, chaos, and finding yourself in a world that just won't chill.
Kiara Patel has a knack for turning everyday life into a full-blown melodrama. She's smart, warm-hearted, and fiercely devoted to her family—even if it means telling a few white lies to keep the peace. But love? That's been a disaster zone. Add her big Indian family, cultural expectations, and a trail of accidental catastrophes, and Kiara's dating life is more tangled than her nani's yarn drawer.
Jason Carter is the all-American heartthrob with a secret: under the good looks and easy charm lies a lonely soul drowning in student debt, job burnout, and a crippling fear of commitment. Love sounds nice—on paper. But who has time for romance when you're just trying to stay afloat?
When their worlds collide in a whirlwind of misunderstandings, meddling families, and unexpected chemistry, Kiara and Jason must navigate the madness of modern love, one awkward step at a time.
Millennial Struggle is a laugh-out-loud, heartwarming story of culture clash, emotional growth, and the kind of romance that makes you believe love really can conquer all—mishaps, mayhem, and all.
Customer Reviews
Wonderful, Sweet Book.
Kiara is a young woman who is trying to carve out a life for herself, while trying to prove to her parents that she can be independent and adult. When Jason , a white man, enters her life, Kiara finds herself balancing two worlds. Will their love be strong enough to bridge that balance?
Kiara and Jason are so sweet together, and I loved Kiara’s family, especially her older brother, Karan, who obviously cares deeply for his sister. As with her other books, Dhara Shah has written a sweet, heartwarming intercultural romance. I find that with each of her books, I learn more and more about Indian culture, and she does it in such a way that it doesn’t pull the reader out of the story, rather, it adds depth to the characters and to the story itself.