Panchali is a typical good Indian girl in London. But the run up to her wedding is all but typical. Of course, she has organised the perfect Indian wedding and is the perfect Asian bride to be. She is in love with her husband to be. But she is plagued by doubts. Has she had enough variety in her sexual adventures so far? In her desperation she prays. And the gods seem to be listening to her. And so, in the week before her big wedding party, she embarks on a series of sexual adventures that include: - a fit gym instructor nicknamed "The Black Stallion" - a guy who has come to fix the air-conditioning and calls her an Asian Babe - a boy who needs teaching a lesson - an experienced older man who teaches her one - and a few more surprises Forget about shades of grey. This is an erotic novel about black, white and brown. It's about experiences of lust, love and power. And it is about how old myths, half gods and gods are still active in our lives. Because as Panchali embarks on her sex adventures she also reflects on her ancient namesake from Indian ancient mythology. Princess Panchali moves around among the Indian gods, heroes and creatures of mythology. Married to five brothers, she holds the key to a liberated female sexual ethic.