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In 1920, the chance to travel to India on a business trip is a great boon for a smart and talented young man. Until he wakes up in a Calcutta jail, framed for murder.
Benjamin Albert is a brilliant rising star at his firm, a war hero and a loving husband and father. But when his own government turns its back on him and leaves him to rot in prison 8,000 miles from home, his wife Catherine must take matters into her own hands and battle a ruthless and unscrupulous corporation abetted by a corrupt colonial government.
Timeless issues like racism, anti-Semitism, nationalism and women's rights are exposed during Catherine's race to save Benjamin.
About the author
John Hazen, the author of seven acclaimed suspense novels, lives with his wife, Lynn, and dog, Castle. He spends his days writing, playing tennis, playing his clarinet and trying out new recipes in the kitchen. He has adopted the Beatles' song I'll Follow the Sun, as his mantra: he grew up in Massachusetts, lived most of his life in New Jersey and now has retired to Florida.
