"Caravans By Night: A Romance of India" by Harry Hervey, is a story staged in the heart of early 20th century India, where a merchant named Muhafiz Ali gets pulled into a sneaky plot filled with ambition and dishonesty. Ali, at first just a friendly merchant in Indore, takes on a strange job to copy a royal Pearl Scarf for a peculiar sahib, sparking a series of suspicious happenings during his encounters with rival merchants and family hardships. The novel builds up the drama as Ali discovers the real Pearl Scarf has vanished, drawing him into a dangerous adventure mixed with local customs, personal battles, and a sense of mystery in colonial India.
Caravans By Night: A Romance of India
By Harry Hervey
Amidst the colorful chaos of colonial India, a merchant's simple commission plunges him into a dangerous world of stolen treasures and hidden agendas.
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