A Sussex based lifestyle magazine, Golden Times, published a review of Dhanmondi Road by R H Young. The review article also shared a brief synopsis and a short biography of the author. The reviewer stated, “This elegantly written novel is one to try and catch up with if you can. Exciting, evocative, carefully observed and still relevant, the dusty heat hits you in the face from the moment you start reading.”

Dhanmondi Road is a contemporary novel about a young Australian, Gareth McKinley, who arrives in Bangladesh after its war of independence in 1973. The book accounts for Gareth’s progress as he works for the care of destitute children. It excellently portrays the atmosphere of the country in a post-war environment. While working on the project, he faces a crisis involving some children. What is that crisis? Can it be solved using a mysterious letter sent from Dubai? Get your copy now to find it out.

Author R H Young was born in Australia but moved to England in 1990s. He currently resides in East Sussex with his partner. He has worked as a university lecturer and social worker. Dhanmondi Road is Young’s debut novel based on his experiences working in Bangladesh during the 1970s.