The world's luckiest people work at Infinity Inc., the best technology firm in the world. Or so they say. But even amidst the beanbags, theatre groups, free food and holiday parties, its 22-year-old employee Annika Pillai has a list of #FirstWorldWishes for Santa this year:

a) A new job (her current one requires an amoeba's intelligence)

b) Um, new hair? (present haircut looks sheared as opposed to styled)

c) Trip her manager (that phony airhead)

d) And maybe, hopefully, oh please real Santa, uncover who's her Secret Santa (the person who's transforming her life, she's passing right by, and can recognize only through his anonymous notes!)

OK Now, Who's My Santa? is an insider account of the happiness and heartache, mayhem and mystery, anxiety and anticipation, in a Secret Santa game played at Infinity Inc. Everyone wants to find their Santas, but sometimes, what should be found... could lie within?

Vaishnavi published her first poem when she was eight, about a star that wouldn't play with her. For her debut novel, she aimed closer home, writing about a twenty-something girl, working in a tech firm; Vaishnavi herself is 24 and works for Google, so it's a universe she knows well, having observed it closely as an insider. Since her first poem, she has been writing for blogs, school and university papers, and her diary, with some of her work being featured in local and national publications including The Hindu, Dawn, The Indian Express and Rediff.

Vaishnavi pursued her UG at Singapore Management University, graduating in both Economics and Law. She harbours a weakness for Mentos, movies with happy endings, and dark hot chocolate. Hailing from both Kerala and Chennai, she currently lives in Hyderabad, where she helps Google continue to not be evil .