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If You Only Knew Me is a story of friendship, passion and intrigue set in Dubai, arguably one of the world’s most exciting cities to live in.
Rupali, Anjali, Dipika, Sakina and Monica are five NRI women whose lives are glitzy and exciting as they flirt with high society within the charmed social circles frequented by the Dubai expat community. Beautiful homes, designer clothes, shoes, fast cars and a lifestyle that is envied by all, there is very little these women have not attained. Together they have also woven the closest of friendships and must rely on each other to stay on top.
Appearances are deceptive, though, and often the people you think you know the best, harbor secrets too dangerous to be shared. When tragedy befalls, the investigation that follows opens an ugly box of secrets that will test their friendship and find them struggling to make sense of the madness and deception surrounding them.
Who can they really trust anymore? How far must they go in their fight for survival?
How long will their friendship last once the masks have dropped and none can pretend any longer?
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Divyata Rajaram
Divyata Rajaram is an author of contemporary fiction based in the UAE. Her published works include If You Only Knew Me and Somewhere in the Shadows, both psychological thrillers. Born and educated in India, her many years of Living abroad greatly influence and inspire her to write thrillers inspired by the expat Indian diaspora and their myriad multicultural experiences.
Her latest novel “The Secrets we Keep “is a taut psychological thriller that unravels a treacherous web of secrets, lies, and betrayals amongst a close-knit group of friends. Described by those familiar with her writing as a born storyteller, her written voice is direct, descriptive and impactful with characterization that is compelling, instantly transporting the reader to a world of multifaceted personalities much like themselves.
