The Line from Me to You

A heart wrenching story of love, loss and hope set during the Partition of India

India, 1947. Political upheaval, a country divided and a demand for independence.

WhenNadeemiskicked out of universityin England for his political activism, he returns to India. Back home after years, he feels distant from his sister, Noor, who in turn can only be open with him through letters. He also clashes with Noor's best friend, Iqra, who accuses him of not knowing what life is really like in India anymore.

But soon Nadeem and Iqrafind themselves in each other's orbit,attending political meetings and protests for Indian independence. As the fight for independence grows fiercer, so does the danger that comes with it. When tragedy strikes close to home, the pair - helped by Noor - can only steal moments together.

Then, the British agree on a plan for independence: Partition. Overnight, the country is split into two - Pakistan and India. Families are ripped apart, villages cut in half, millions of people displaced.

When the dust settles, will Iqra and Nadeem find themselves on the right side of the border?

A beautiful debut from journalist Sarah Shaffi, perfect for fans of As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow, The Kite Runner and Salt to the Sea.