Fiction & Literature
Passion India
Javier Moro
Synopsis
In 1908, seventeen-year-old Spaniard Anita Delgado marries the Maharaja of Kapurthala and enters a life in India far removed from her upbringing. This historical novel follows the attraction and strain of that union, placing private desires within the cultural and political expectations surrounding a princely household.
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