The Space Between Us

Quit on page 49. Bhima is shaming her granddaughter Maya for getting pregnant at 17, physically and verbally abusing her. Sera is repulsed by her maid, Bhima, even though really there's no reason for it. Bhima was going to demand that the boy who knocked up Maya marry her, but I'm like 90% sure Maya was raped. And Sera and her husband, when they were first married, lived with his mother, who was always listening in on their arguments surreptitiously, and when Sera expressed concern, her abusive husband would tell her she was just being paranoid and would ask her if she was on her period. (Flames on the side of my face.) This whole thing just feels really messed up and hopeless and I don't want to keep reading it.