The Way Things Were: A Novel

The Way Things Were: A NovelNamed a Best Book of the Year by The Guardian (London), Kirkus Reviews, and People The Way Things Were opens with the death of Toby, the Maharaja of Kalasuryaketu, a Sanskritist who has not set foot in India for two decades. It falls to his son, Skanda, to return Toby's body to his birthplace, "a tin pot kingdom" not worth "one air gun salute." This journey takes him halfway around the world and returns him to his family, the drawing room elite of

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