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The Bloodstone Papers

The Bloodstone Papers

Glen Duncan

From one of Britain's most acclaimed psychological novelists, a tale of a young man trapped in his family's past in one of the first novels to bring the Anglo-Indian experience to the literary table
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Summary

India, the 1940s: a time of political turmoil and violence; a country on the verge of its tryst with destiny. Ross Monroe is a boxer, a Catholic and an Anglo-Indian. Throughout his youth, Ross is sustained by a single dream: to box his way to Olympic victory -- until a devastating betrayal by an Englishman sends him into exile, and an obsession which will change his life for ever.

In present-day England, Owen Monroe, aspiring novelist, is writing the story of his father's life in an attempt to avoid confronting the problems in his own. But family chronicle turns to amateur sleuthing when a chance discovery provides a clue to the whereabouts of his father's long-lost enemy. The quest that follows takes Owen through the secrets of the Monroe past and into a love affair he could never have thought possible. . .

Product Description

Title - The Bloodstone Papers

Edition -

Author - Glen Duncan

ISBN 13 - 9781416522775

Imprint - Simon & Schuster

Publisher - Simon & Schuster

Date Published - 06/08/2007

Prize -

No. of pages - 416

Binding Type - Paperback

Dimensions - 129 x 198 x mm

Weight - g

Languages - English