Hana Khan Carries On

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Hana Khan's family-run halal restaurant is on its last legs. So when a flashy competitor gets ready to open nearby, bringing their inevitable closure even closer, she turns to her anonymously-hosted podcast, and her lively and long-lasting relationship with one of her listeners, for advice. But a hate-motivated attack on their neighbourhood complicates the situation further, as does Hana's growing attraction for Aydin, the young owner of the rival business. Who might not be a complete stranger after all...

A charmingly refreshing and modern love story, Uzma Jalaluddin's tale is humorously warm and filled with gorgeous characters you won't be able to forget.

Reviews

'Absolutely irresistible. I read the whole book in one sitting and cannot wait for more from Uzma Jalaluddin!' - Sonya Lalli, author of Serena Singh Flips the Script

'Cute, emotional, and ultimately joyful. A romance with a warm heart, one wrapped in the bonds of family and friendship, this book left me with a delighted smile on my face.' - Nalini Singh, New York Times bestselling author

'A clever homage to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice that you'll love, even if you never got round to reading the original.' - Cosmopolitan, praise for Ayesha at Last

'Compassionate, warm, and wholly satisfying' - The Skinny, praise for Ayesha at Last

'It's unpredictable, even if you've read Pride and Prejudice... love' - O, The Oprah Magazine, praise for Ayesha at Last

'A sparkling love story... The criss-crossing sub-plots - both gritty and comic - keep the pages turning, and make this a treat for fans of romance with extra bite.' - Love Reading, praise for Ayesha at Last

Author Bio

Uzma Jalaluddin grew up in a close knit, diverse neighbourhood in Toronto, Canada, and regularly attended events at her local mosque, even when her parents didn't make her. Today she teaches in a public high school, and writes 'Samosas and Maple Syrup', a parenting and culture column for The Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper. Ayesha at Last is her first novel.