The sun sets in Bengal
Elizabeth Milton, a famous Londoner photographer, finds herself compelled to travel to India due to her husband's work.
Against all odds, that trip to India changed her life, opening her eyes and mind to new knowledge and to painful, but necessary, realisations.
In this memoir, Elizabeth tells us the story of how that trip changed her life in unimaginable ways. How love can blind you, how the pain can forge a person's character, and how you can find the love of your life in the most unexpected place, in the most unpredictable way.
Elizabeth Milton, a famous Londoner photographer, finds herself compelled to travel to India due to her husband's work.
Against all odds, that trip to India changed her life, opening her eyes and mind to new knowledge and to painful, but necessary, realisations.
In this memoir, Elizabeth tells us the story of how that trip changed her life in unimaginable ways. How love can blind you, how the pain can forge a person's character, and how you can find the love of your life in the most unexpected place, in the most unpredictable way.
Elizabeth Milton, a famous Londoner photographer, finds herself compelled to travel to India due to her husband's work.
Against all odds, that trip to India changed her life, opening her eyes and mind to new knowledge and to painful, but necessary, realisations.
In this memoir, Elizabeth tells us the story of how that trip changed her life in unimaginable ways. How love can blind you, how the pain can forge a person's character, and how you can find the love of your life in the most unexpected place, in the most unpredictable way.
Second edition
Language: English, Gujarati, Bengali, Hindi.
Genre: Fictional memoir, Romance, Drama, Interracial.
Pages: 394
Format: PDF
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