Dating Dr. Dil: A Spicy Enemies-to-Lovers Story with a Doctor, Matchmaking Aunties, and a Race Against Time: 1 (If Shakespeare Were an Auntie, 1) Paperback – 14 April 2022

This is a such a cute story! This is an enemies to lovers romcom set within the Indian culture in the US. We get to see dating/marriage customs, family dynamics delicious food and traditional outfits. The author is so descriptive that you feel like you are part of it! I really enjoyed everything about this book! The characters weren’t perfect, they have their own views and ideas that clash. Its the idea of love that sustains Kareena, and Prem’s past has tainted his view love. But a lot of chemistry flies around and they work through their issues together and bam we have a cute love story!I highly recommend and can’t wait to read the next book and follow their friends story!

Okay, so I admit to having this on my TBR shelf a tad longer than I wanted, but finally got to read it, and I enjoyed it!Kareena is older than the average Single Indian Female and has a deadline looming. If she doesn't get engaged or married, she forfeits a chunk of money that would help her with her dream of buying a certain house.Prem is a cardiologist who might mend broken hearts but not emotionally broken ones. He has no belief in love, even though that's what his name stands for. He's about to lose grasp of an investor through an unfortunate incident that went viral, and his dreams of a special medical centre are fading.Of course, they meet/clash/whatever you call it.And they find themselves in a bit of a predicament, where they could use each other, only they appear to hate one another and have totally opposite views on love and marriage.But do they?Honestly, I love a book with South Asian characters. I love the whole familial dynamics at play, being able to recognise so many of the characteristics of different members of the extended family and the expectations put upon youngsters by the elders.Nisha Sharma has written a great story here with the Shakespearean classic, Taming of the Shrew, as the backbone of the story.There is much to love, a fantastic extended cast of characters, and the promise of more stories spun around the same faces you root for.Oh, and it is a bit steamy, too, if you catch my drift! If you can look beyond a rather funny nickname for a certain appendage, you will surely enjoy!

I had high hopes for this book, really thought I’d love it. But I feel like there’s too many characters, I found it really confusing to know who was who and what purpose they had. I don’t feel that Kareena & Prem needed so many friends & family involved. I loved the chemistry between Kareena & Prem, although Prem was given the cold-shoulder more times than he deserved. Actions speak louder than words for Prem, he was the perfect man 99% of the time and I found the sisters story a bit pointless. Overall, I’d say this book is a nice light-hearted read but it’s not the easiest to follow with so many characters appearing throughout!

Took a while to get around to the book, I wish I read it sooner.It made me laugh so much, proper Rom-com!

Writing style isn’t my favourite but got along with it and quite enjoyed the book, prem just new that karenna would be the one that changes him

So good to read a romance with a south Asian flavour! Definitely recommend, couldn’t put it down. Can’t wait for the next book in the series.

I liked a lot about this book, it was very interesting to read about South Asian families and I really enjoyed learning more about the culture. I liked the development between the two main characters and lemme tell you there is some good smut in this 😏 the only reason I didn't give it a five star is because of the sister 😂

The story line was good, I felt like it drag on for a bit. I liked kareenas character, prem was okay a bit too cheesy and unrealistic in some parts, I liked their chemistry together, overall it was a good book.