Our Bones in Your Throat

Just finished Our Bones in Your Throat by and I'm utterly spellbound. Her writing never fails to mesmerize me.

Our Bones in Your Throat is a novel, exploring themes like betrayal, sacrifice, friendship, and toxic relationships. At its heart is Esai, whose deep connections to St. Margaret's profoundly shape her character.

Megha Rao enriches the story by painting Mumbai (Bombay) with a romantic and intriguingly peculiar brush, giving the city a captivating charm that lingers well beyond the final page.

What struck me most was the depth and nuance in the friendship between Esai and Scheher. Despite my occasional conflicts with the main protagonist, their relationship is a journey of revelation. The sacrifices they make for each other offer a poignant exploration of loyalty and betrayal, illustrating how their mutual support and help define their bond.