Capturing a chunk of the 1930s, James A. Coghlan poignantly delineates the travails of a Scottish soldier into India and beyond . A thought-capturing prologue, a journey from Rawalpindi to London by car, dangerous escapades, bonds of friendship and a soul-searching epilogue are the ingredients that go hand-in-hand to make the novella a melting pot for all cultures and nations. Though the time span covered presents a pre-independence India, the post-independence citizens of India and beyond can easily embark upon this journey where time-frame has been delightfully suspended.  more >>