Where the River Parts

Discover the poignant tale of love and loss in Where the River Parts by Radhika Dogra Swarup, published by Sandstone Press Ltd in 2016. This captivating novel spans generations, beginning in the tumultuous final days of the British Raj. Asha, a young Hindu woman, is torn from her deep love for Firoze, a Muslim, as the chaos of Partition forces her family to flee their home.

Fast forward to 1998, where a newly widowed Asha embarks on a journey to New York to visit her granddaughter, who is set to marry Hussain, a Pakistani Muslim. In an unexpected twist of fate, Asha discovers that Hussain's grand-uncle is none other than her lost love, Firoze. With 288 pages of rich storytelling, Where the River Parts explores themes of identity, love, and the enduring impact of history on personal lives. Dive into this beautifully woven narrative that resonates with readers seeking depth and connection.