Publisher's Synopsis
Kamala is the sequel to A Hand in God's Till, in which Adam Busk embarks along the epic and dangerous overland Hippy Trail to India in search of answers to his enduring questions. It is 1970 and Adam has returned to Belinda, following the death of his nemesis, the crooked detective, Helsdon. They settle to a life of good sex, spiritual aspiration and rural bliss, but Adam is restless. With Belinda's blessing, he sets off towards Istanbul with a hundred and forty pounds and the resolve to reach his destination. Adam soon realises the magnitude of the adventure he has embarked upon and finds the ghosts of his past are never too far behind. Through life threatening encounters and the camaraderie of the road, he presses on into Iran and Afghanistan, crossing the historical Khyber Pass into India and a remote Himalayan community. There, a beautiful Tibetan girl precipitates love, but clarity and uncertainty are unwilling neighbours. Kamala will take you through the pain, fear, hope and magnificent exhilaration of this fabled journey.
