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Janet Laird's life changed the day she inherited her grandfather's house in a faraway Indian hill station. Ignoring her familys advice to grow old in their castle in Scotland, she moves with her chatty parrot and her loyal housekeeper to Hamara Nagar, where local merchants are philosophers, the chief of police is a tyrant, and a bagpipe-playing Gurkha keeps the wild monkeys at bay.

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Janet Laird's life changed the day she inherited her grandfather's house in a faraway Indian hill station. Ignoring her familys advice to grow old in their castle in Scotland, she moves with her chatty parrot and her loyal housekeeper to Hamara Nagar, where local merchants are philosophers, the chief of police is a tyrant, and a bagpipe-playing Gurkha keeps the wild monkeys at bay.
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Betsy Woodman
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"What a charming, engaging, and utterly delightful novel! It takes a writer of enormous talent and heart, to say nothing of spiritual depth, to give us a life-affirming story such as this. I am already impatient to get the next Jana Bibi book, because reading this novel put me in such a good mood¿I might have a t-shirt made up that says, Fire your therapist. Read Betsy Woodman." --Elizabeth Berg, author of Once Upon a Time There Was You and The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted