Dimple has her life planned out. She is going to attend Insomniacom for the summer, have her app developed, meet her idol Jenny Lin and go on to Stanford in the fall. There are no plans for romance or boys in this equation. Rishi is at Insomniacom for one reason...to meet Dimple. Their parents have arranged for them to be married and Rishi is very excited to meet his future wife and is already half way in love with her. Of course things do not go as planned when they are introduced, but because they are paired for the competition they are given the chance to get to know each other. Despite Dimple's insistence that she doesn't want a romance she finds herself falling for Rishi. 

This was a stinking cute story. I adored Dimple and Rishi both and was rooting for them to find a way throughout the whole thing. I thought they and their feelings were both portrayed very realistically. I also loved the Indian culture that was part of the story. Both Dimple and Rishi come from very traditional Indian families and while Dimple rebels in a more obvious way Rishi too has a bit of rebellion in him. Thankfully their families are supportive and loving and things work out they way you hope they will.