Nuptial Knots: New Marriages and Knotty Realities

‘Is it really so difficult for two people, tied in a nuptial knot, to stay together?’ Rachna grappled with this question as she saw marriages around her crumbling. This book is a culmination of her observations and experiences as she talked to, cried with, and shared the pain of these couples. Her humorous debut novel, ‘Dating, Diapers and Denial’ is raking in rave reviews from readers across the globe. The novel talks to men and women who have dated, raised kids and gone through the sweet-sour moments that come with it– it’s a novel you’d want to read over and over again, to double up at the funny anecdotal passages and the witty observations. Tongue-in-cheek, with self-aimed pot shots, the innuendoes are clever, and witty. In this novel, Rachna shifts gears from ‘anecdotal humour’ to what she calls ‘therapeutic fiction’ to write six sweetly tantalizing stories that gently unravel the knotty realities that newly-married couples face. Each story is based on a true account, and unscrambles a different aspect, each, of the intricate relationship called marriage. The narration is languorous, enthralling, and is peppered, lightly, with her characteristic humour.