A Walk Across the Sun

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Ahalya Ghai and her younger sister Sita are as close as sisters can be. But when a tsunami rips through their village on India's Coromandel coast, their home is swept away, and the sisters are the sole survivors of their family. Destitute, their only hope is to find refuge at a convent many miles away. A driver agrees to take them. But the moment they get into that car their fate is sealed. The two sisters - confused, alone, totally reliant on each other - are sold.

On the other side of the world, Washington lawyer Thomas Clarke is struggling to cope after the death of his baby daughter and the collapse of his marriage. He takes a sabbatical from his high-pressure job and accepts a position with the Bombay branch of an international anti-trafficking group.

Thomas is now on a desperate path to try and save not only himself and his marriage, but also the lives of the two sisters.

Reviews

'An accomplished, compelling thriller, drawing people towards a difficult, heartrending subject' Bookbag. * Bookbag *
'A novel that is beautiful in its story and important in its message. A Walk Across the Sun deserves a wide audience' John Grisham. * John Grisham *
'This book is not only a page-turner, it gets you wondering what has to happen to make a difference' Red magazine. * Red magazine *
'Addison's debut is an unforgettable read' Star. * Star *

Author Bio

Corban Addison holds degrees in law and engineering. After completing a federal clerkship, Addison began his career specializing in corporate law and litigation. He has an abiding interest in international human rights, and is a supporter of numerous causes, including the abolition of modern slavery. He lives with his wife and two children in Virginia. He is the author of A Walk Across the Sun, The Garden of Burning Sand and The Tears of Dark Water.