RICHMOND, U.K. - s4story -- Through the eyes of young Sikunder, C.B. Khan reveals a cinematic vision of cultural, racial and religious conflict colliding in this story of love and hatred – a lesson for the children of today.

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Blurb
Pakistan, 1971. Drawn into the lives of a newly arrived American family, a seemingly innocent friendship forces Sikunder, the son of a young English woman and proud Pakhtun doctor, to question his place in the world - a friendship that will inevitably end in tragedy. Thirty years on, Sikunder must confront his childhood nightmares to finally discover the truth behind the events of the summer of '71.

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The novel is set at a cataclysmic time in the country's history - courted by the United States and spiralling towards war with India. Told with endearing honesty, this is a compelling tale of love, identity and belonging rooted in the shifting and murky geopolitical struggle of a post-colonial world.

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