Amaya Bhatt thinks that she is about to have the worst summer of her life, but fortunately for her, she is wrong about most things. Now instead of spending those glorious two months reading, sleeping and sunbathing, she now has to spend it socializing and trying her hardest not to act like the most awkward person alive. Unfortunately for Amaya, she is wrong about most things, this being one of them.After her sister, Sonam, signs her up for a summer internship, Amaya is forced to work alongside four other recent high school graduates.

Amaya figured that after all of that, she would at least get to have a lovely, peaceful summer vacation before starting at university in the fall. While you're here, why not check out my work (wink wink, n. Though the experience was life-changing and eye-opening and all of that other good stuff, it was also exhausting. About Alyssa Nohar: Hey, I'm a self-published author just trying to get my stories out there. As Amaya states, it’s not that she doesn’t want to socialize, it’s that she’s honestly petrified of all of the problems that socializing could entail. She spent her Grade 12 year going to therapy sessions, adjusting to her new anxiety medication and overall just trying to get herself together, all while keeping her grades up. Enter for a chance to win 1 of 100 copies of What We Deserve by Alyssa Nohar. What We Deserve by Alyssa Nohar I truly adore the quote above because I believe that this is the perfect way to explain anxiety for those that do not possess it. Well actually, that’s a bit of an exaggeration, so let’s rewind a bit, shall we?Last summer Amaya was finally diagnosed with social and generalized anxiety disorder after years of suffering in silence. Amaya Bhatt is about to have the worst summer of her life.