The Perfect Paramour is a tale of love and friendship, hatred and anger, rape and lust, drugs and drug cartels. The first-person narrative invites you to be a spectator of the lives of four different people and their intertwined lives.

Fateh is instinctive and impulsive. Jasmine is wild and free-spirited. Noor is childlike and timid. Raavi is compassionate and hard-working.

Get ready to enter their lives and live through their highs and lows. Feel their suffering and their content. Witness how the decisions taken by each of them unravel different paths for them. And decide who among them is the Perfect Paramour.

A major part of the novel is set in the Punjabi University, and will be nostalgic for its alma maters.

Critically acclaimed

• "The Perfect Paramour'' by Mahi Ahluwalia is an epitome of what we call non existent illusions but a still prevalent reality of life. The story follows tints of everything one is apparently curious about in youthful exuberance. Taking a stance on drugs to rape, the book is undoubtedly a unique read given the fact that narration and perspective is a bit different to any genre one could admire. It's an easy read with the swirls of emotions running at every page with thoughtfulness and honesty. The book is a subtle combination of not so subtle darkness in which life is sometimes engaged. The book is really fast and furious, almost like a bullet of excitement. As mentioned, the book is a real mix of urban fantasy elements with realistic instances making it a perfect weekend read.
  - Simran Bhatia, Half Papyrus.
• Worth being adapted into a feature film:
  The perfect paramour is a book which has been written from the viewpoint of many characters, which indeed is a new kind of a literary work. The reader gets into a deep connection with the story right from the beginning up to the end. It is a true delight for literature lovers.
  - Jaspreet Singh, Agricultural Development Officer, Punjab.
• A thriller book full of unexpected twists and turns and triggers as well. The book revolves around four characters all very different from each yet all interconnected. Fateh a student and a journalist is a kind hearted soul, Jasmine a wild and carefree person, Noor a childlike and sweet personality and Raavi an independent and hardworking girl. The book takes you on a rollercoaster ride of love, friendship, lust, anger and rape. The narration is upto the mark and makes you a spectator of the interlinked lives of these four people. The book is worth the time and deserves a read. A gripping book that makes you glued to it till the end.
  - Jaskiran Kaur, India.