Fifty Shades of Grey (Book - 1) by  E.L James

Piece of Cake
by Swati Kaushal

Minal Sharma,MBA. Five foot ten twenty nine years old with a hyperactive conscience and a ton of attitude. She wants it all-a successful career at International Foods,a lifestyle to match and a "totally cool" guy who'll buy her diamonds,bring her flowers and laugh at her jokes.But given the unending record of her life's embarrassments it's not going to be that simple.Especially when her mother's decided to take charge of the matrimonial front and the choice Minal has to make is between a wild and sexy radio jockey and a brilliant but boring oncologist.And it does not help that her new colleague on a make-or-break "Cake" assignment is a nasty,grudge bearing kid from her childhood who just might be out to sabotage her career.

Set in the quirky corridors of corridors of corporate intrigue Piece of Cake is a delicious romantic comedy with a delightfully complex female protagonist and a plot sparkling with mischief.

She's a Jolly Good Fellow
by Sajita Nair

Second Lieutenants Deepa Shekhar and Anjali Sharma have an important task at hand: convince their male counterparts that they too are assets to the Indian Army - rather than merely those with assets.

When the 23-year-olds are transferred to a remote army unit, several hilarious situations follow, thanks to the stark novelty of a feminine presence in the traditionally male army.

However, with each passing day, the differences in their personalities begin to emerge. Deepa is more officer: she insists on being called 'Sahab' and even takes to swearing like the troops. Anju is more 'lady': she can?t give up her make-up and Mills & Boon romances. Or resist the charms of a certain dashing young officer, despite her friend's warnings to stay away.

The girls frequently fall out and get back together, but face the same dilemma: is any man worth more than their uniform.

Blue: The Tranquebar Book Of Erotic Stories From Sri Lanka
by Ameena Hussein

Sri Lanka s first collection of 17 scorching stories and poems that evoke a world of heady sensuality and offer a veritable smorgasboard of spicy fantasies. These irre- sistibly hot stories deliver a delicious array of situations where it seems like anything can happen and often does. From the fast-paced opening story, The Proposal, where the protagonist is a label-bashing metrosexual to the nostalgic Bus Stop where the sweetness of the romance remains with you long after you have turned the last page. The Lava Lamp, Me and Ms J and Room 1716 deliver lesbian desire and a sense of the forbid- den, a theme uncommon in Sri Lankan literature. And then there is the thrill of encountering sex in exactly the place you don t expect to find it in Undercover.

A book with lots of naughtiness, and a fresh focus on Sri Lankan fiction that challenges stereotypes of Sri Lankan sexuality, Blue is a collection to break the hum and drone of everyday life. If you only ever read one book like this in your lifetime make it this one.