Monarch's Row
13 April 2027 · United States
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A writer’s life and manuscript connect colonial India with the First World War, bringing a literary puzzle into a historical narrative.
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A woman born into a British family in colonial India grows into a writer whose life and manuscript become entwined with the First World War.
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