WINGS OF FREEDOM--A HISTORICAL ROMANCE SET IN INDIA

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INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM FOR WINGS OF FREEDOM--A HISTORICAL ROMANCE SET IN INDIA

WINGS OF FREEDOM has received excellent reviews from reviewers across the globe-USA,  UK,  AUSTRALIA, SCANDINAVIA and INDIA


Depicting a cross- cultural romance in the backdrop of  intense political and social conflicts in turbulent colonial India with the tapestry of of coronation celebration of King George V in India amidst speculations of sabotage, freedom revolution swirling furiously in the country and the ravages of World war I




Blurbs posted by amazon (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0063C0VT4):

"The story flows with the ease of cleverly descriptive language. " Juanita Kees  |  6 reviewers made a similar statement

"Mr. Kaul should be commmended for writing a fascinating book about the British Raj in pre-independence India. " Ron  |  3 reviewers made a similar statement

"Any readers of historical romance will really love this novel. " A Book Vacation  |  1 reviewer made a similar statement

Thanks to all for  an overwhelming response to the book.

PRAISE FOR WINGS OF FREEDOM--A COLONIAL INDIA ROMANCE

I'm glad to share  the latest 5 star review posted today on amazon:

Love Prevails, May 5, 2012

By 

BrendaUSA 

This review is from: Wings Of Freedom (Kindle Edition)

If you like a good love story with a historical setting this is a great book to read. Raj, an Indian college boy and Eileen, the artistic daughter of a British diplomat meet and fall in love during a tenuous political time in India. The stirrings of India's struggle for freedom are taking shape and things are beginning to get dangerous. There's a huge fire in the British camp and an assasination attempt on King George during his coronation ceremony. Raj and Eileen are caught up in the fervor of revolution and must also face the cultural differences between their families. (The British frown upon their daughters marrying Indian men) In spite of the difficulties, Raj and Eileen prevail. What I loved most was the glimpse I got into Indian culture through Raj's family and the overall picture of England's rule and occupation of India at that time. Raj's interactions with his mother and father, uncle, his friends, etc. are well portrayed as is Eileen's side - her privileged life as the daughter of a high ranking British officer. A lot of research went into the details of the history here and the love story that endured in spite of so much against trhem was truly heart-warming. Love really does conquer all, especially in the Wings of Freedom.


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