Journey through Captivity Story of a Hostage in Famine Stricken Ethiopia

The author portrays a gripping story of abduction by a group of Guerillas in the midst of Famine and War in Ethiopia in 1983. A compelling story of reflections, reactions and revelations that transformed the lives of many including the displaced. The book is a recollection of the harrowing experiences of solitude during 49 days in captivity and the emotional ambivalence encompassing the journey through the Tigray terrain. It portray a vivid picture of the changing faces of Ethiopia during three different regimes starting from the protagonist’s journey from Mumbai to Massawa. It is a book revealing beautiful empty quarters charged with mystery of commitment and resilience creating a tapestry of human relationships. It demonstrates how the human mind can adapt to challenging circumstances when the situation is beyond your control.

In this book you will read about: Refugees and displaced Humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia The coping strategies in a hostage situation Commitment and life of child soldiers – an embodiment of strength and perseverance The intricate dynamics between captors and captives A tale of resilience and determination