the takeover effect the singh family trilogy nisha sharma

Thus he’s been avoiding them and the States ever since. He still blames Rose and Deepak for two things: encouraging the company to go public against his wishes (which it seems has caused it to lose money), and putting so much pressure on his fiancée to rush their wedding that the engagement fell apart. Hem has been trotting the globe for a year and a half, working out kinks in his new firm, trying to gain clients and develop trust with them. It’s with Hemdeep, his oldest, that Deepak has the most difficulties – he hasn’t spoken to the jet-setting lawyer since an argument over Rose and Deepak’s meddling in Hem’s engagement tore them apart. Deepak and his wife, Rose, have three sons, each different, each special to them in a different way. In thirty years, the fifth son of a fifth son has founded Bharat Inc., an image processing and recognition software company that’s made him a billionaire. The whole book pops and sparkles like a firecracker, and dazzles just as much.ĭeepak Singh has built an empire with his bare hands.

It’s funny, it’s sexy, it’s heartbreaking, it’s romantic it luxuriates in the playgrounds of the rich while giving us down-to-earth people to root for, and it’s grounded strongly in a central family that provides a lot of entertainment as their tale spools out. The Takeover Effect is a big, fat, luscious chocolate truffle of a book.

The takeover effect the singh family trilogy nisha sharma