Publisher's Synopsis
A Multi-Part Series Re-Imagining The Memoirs Of One Global Citizen's Travels Through The Middle East And Asia. Though based on actual events, some details have been changed to protect the privacy of others. Charlie, a child advocate and mediator, gives up her comfortable life in America and moves to Pakistan to head a small humanitarian organization. But even though Charlie's intentions are good, not everyone around her is honourable. Ultimately, she is abandoned in what is perceived as one of the most dangerous countries in the world. This series covers one humanitarian's work in the USA to Afghanistan, India, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, and beyond. Charlie's education and work includes conversations with gang members, orphans, refugees, Presidents, Prime Ministers, and encounters with the Taliban. She begins to see the pervasive corruption within humanitarian aid organizations, contributing towards the destabilization of otherwise peaceful regions. Yet her experiences would help her rediscover her faith; and her intuitive gifts would assist in her journey. As a global war with Islam simmers, tribal elders, sufis, would welcome her into their fold, one of a small group of non-muslims working to bring peace in regions the mightiest of world powers failed to conquer.
