The English Daughter — Isobel Chace

Orphaned in childhood, Clodagh Jameson had been brought up ever since as the beloved ‘English daughter' of a kindly Hindu family. Her home was an Indian village, her ways were Indian ways, and in every respect she felt more Indian than European -- so much so that now she wished to spend the next few years helping the people of her beloved village. Was all this why she found herself always crossing swords with the maddening Englishman Charles White ? Charles too was involved in helping the villagers -- but Clodagh couldn't agree that his way was going to be as effective as hers. And so the sparks kept flying between them. But was there some other reason?