Friday, February 2, 2024

Tour Wrap Up: The Pleasure Seeker by Robyn Michaels @RobynMichaels9

 




Literary Fiction

Date Published: Sept.2023

 

 

Dayal Singh is brilliant, quirky, & has Asperger's. Son of parents trafficked to East Africa from India just before independence, he knows he's Sikh, African, and calculus is the evidence of God.

He becomes fascinated by a broken piano. and is offered a piano to sell, buys it and learns to play.

Mentored by his older brothers, he follows them to Singapore to further his education, then goes to Switzerland.

He falls in love with the granddaughter of the man who bought his father. She tells him that the situation is impossible, and that he must stay in school as long as his way is paid.

His youth is fraught, being an other. In Switzerland, he is constantly proselytized to, which only defines for him how he wants to live. He's studying physics and engineering, but finds peace in playing the piano. He meets other students, they jam, and suddenly they are rock stars...which Dayal never imagined could happen.

He agrees to meet Sita, the daughter of a Sikh man his father met, and Dayal thinks they are both in agreement about how they will live and raise children, but things gradually go downhill. When Dayal learns Sita hasn't been truthful with him, he has to make a decision.






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January 22 - RABT Book Tours - Kick Off

January 22 - Liliyana Shadowlyn - Spotlight

January 23 - Book Junkiez - Excerpt

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January 26 - Nana's Book Reviews - Spotlight

January 27 - Our Town Book Reviews - Excerpt

January 29 - Texas Book Nook - Review

January 30 - The Faerie Review - Spotlight

January 31 - Novel News Network - Review

February 1 - BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

February 2 - The Indie Express - Review



About the Author

I am retired dog groomer and have titled dogs in performance and conformation. I didn't go to college until I was 30, and took CLEP exams to avoid prerequisites. I have a degree in anthropology with concentrations in African & Indian studies, and a master’s in urban planning. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Malawi. I have had several short stories published in literary journals, and the pet industry press.

 

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