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Sofia Khan is just married. But no-one told her life was going to be this way . . .
Her living situation is in dire straits, her husband Conall is distant, and his annoyingly attractive colleague is ringing all sorts of alarm bells.
When her mother forces them into a belated wedding ceremony (elopement: you can run, but you can't hide), Sofia wonders if it might be a chance to bring them together. But when it forces Conall to confess his darkest secret, it might just tear them apart . . .
Praise for Ayisha Malik
'Snort-diet-Coke-out-of-your-nostrils funny' Red
'Hilariously smart' Nikesh Shukla, editor of The Good Immigrant
'Move over Bridget Jones' Sunday Mirror
''Fun, fresh and funny' Mhairi McFarlane
About the author
Ayisha Malik
Summary
Sofia Khan is just married. But no-one told her life was going to be this way . . .
Her living situation is in dire straits, her husband Conall is distant, and his annoyingly attractive colleague is ringing all sorts of alarm bells.
When her mother forces them into a belated wedding ceremony (elopement: you can run, but you can't hide), Sofia wonders if it might be a chance to bring them together. But when it forces Conall to confess his darkest secret, it might just tear them apart.
A book to make you smile, laugh and cry, this is the story of a mixed-race marriage and a mixed-up family, for anyone who's ever struggled to balance their pride with their principles, or stuck around to try to mend a broken heart.
PRAISE FOR AYISHA MALIK
'Snort-diet-Coke-out-of-your-nostrils funny . . . will resonate with any woman who's looking for love' Red
'Funny and sparky . . . huge fun.' Jenny Colgan
'The feminist romantic comedy you've been waiting for' Elle
'Fun, fresh and funny' Mhairi McFarlane
'The perfect blend of comedy and romance' Independent
Foreword
The hilarious new novel from the hugely acclaimed author of Sofia Khan is Not Obliged
Additional text
The sequel to Sofia Khan Is Not Obliged. Sofia's married to Conall but there's a whopping great secret he hasn't told her. Has a punch the air, feminist ending.
