A Matter of Geography

A poignant tale of love, loss, and resilience amidst India's tumultuous history.

In Bombay during the early 1990s, Peter and Anna's lives are forever changed by religious violence that shatters their close-knit Catholic community. As their families grapple with sheltering a Muslim neighbor, their budding love is tested by tragedy and forced migration.

Fifteen years later, Anna returns from Canada, hoping for a second chance with Peter, but the deep scars of the past and renewed sectarian tensions threaten to keep them apart. A Matter of Geography explores the enduring power of love, the search for belonging, and the complex legacy of a city in crisis. For readers of historical fiction, literary sagas, and stories of cultural identity.