They called her an editor. But all she wanted was to rewrite her own story.

When Amoha Mathur leaves behind her high-profile fiancé and a suffocating job in Delhi, she thinks she's escaping to a quiet stint editing a teenage author's debut novel in Mumbai. Instead, she walks straight into the chaos of the Banerjee household-complete with a whisky-loving grandfather, a moody prodigy who refuses to be edited, and Avyukt Banerjee: the brooding, infuriating architect who seems to have misplaced his emotional stability (and shirt buttons).

Torn between literary deadlines, family drama, and unresolved feelings, Amoha must decide if love is worth risking her hard-earned independence-or if some chapters are best left open-ended.

Oddballs is a witty, warm, and emotionally honest novel about finding your voice, rewriting the rules, and realising that sometimes the most chaotic people make the best stories.