The Limits of the World: A Novel

The Limits of the World is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the complexities of cultural divisions and ethical considerations in our judgments of others.

Spanning four generations and three continents, this debut novel masterfully depicts how we unknowingly prevent ourselves from understanding those closest to us.

The Chandaria family, emigrants from Nairobi's Indian enclave, have thrived in America, with Premchand as a dedicated doctor and Urmila running a successful artisanal craft business.

Sunil, their son, has just been accepted into a PhD program at Harvard, but what he doesn't know will change everything: his cousin Bimal is actually his older brother.

When this hidden history is revealed, Sunil reveals his own shocking secret - his Jewish-American girlfriend, who has accompanied him to Kenya, is in fact his wife.

This gripping novel sheds light on the intricate web of cultural differences and ethical considerations that shape our judgments of others.

Don't miss out on this powerful and moving portrayal of the complexities of human relationships.