Andrew James Pritchard: 17 books

Sent on a trans European quest by his girlfriend Siobhan, to locate her vanished brother, James Caldwell sets off on an apparently aimless road trip. Along the way he starts-up a friendship with Russell Dowdican, a truck driver with a similar background and under similar circumstance. James also finds...

Aishling Colreavy, having left her husband of fourteen years, travels to Ireland with her son Liam to try and find James Caldwell, her former lover and Liam's true father. Will Aishling and James still have feelings for each other after so long apart; will James accept Liam as his son...

Ian Kenniger began to wonder why he had ever trusted his wife Clare, or his business associate James, or Sakun and her partners, yet no matter how he looked at those situations he would return to the same conclusion, it was because he had wanted to trust them, whether there was any reason to do so...

Festival of Lights is a romance between Lakshmi, a young dalit of the untouchable caste, and Deepak, a high caste young man, which takes place over the five day Hindu Festival known as Tihar or the festival of lights. By engaging in such a frowned-upon relationship not only are they risking their...

A boat load of Cambodian refugees beaching upon a Thailand shore brings Anousak, formerly of the Khmer Rouge, to sanctuary after years of civil war and personal misery. Thinking back to his youth in Laos he reflects on his childhood with his friends Siva, who was like a brother to him; and Mekra,...

In Monsoon Love, Suresh having recently been transferred to Pokhara must choose between falling in love with a woman whose face is always hidden behind an umbrella, and the attractive Anu with her belly-aching love-sick buffalo. Khadka and his friends embark on a wild coming of age adventure in the...

Somewhere along the frontlines of northern France, during the later years of the Great War, Chris Lambert and his friend Deepak, struggle day by day to survive while trying to keep their sanity. Chris' only desire is to return home to the Irish village where he grew-up. He knows that a mundane life...

Tenzin Gyatso a non-conventional Buddhist monk, who has created a martial arts known as Snow Crane, is asked to act as a guide and protector for the young Pema and his two older companions, Kharma and Nomkai, who claim they are on a pilgrimage across the barren Tibetan Plateau to Muktinath in northern...

Cliff-hanger Tashi takes on the climbing of a challenging rock face, and runs the risk of placing himself in a dangerous position, learning that it’s perhaps best to think before you leap. Mark of the Crow At 14 Shanti Prakash is suddenly orphaned when her family, part of her village’s...

An off beat romantic story which follows the whirl-wind adventures of three young ladies, Jane Wayfarer who has recently left an unhappy marriage and the and her friends Edey and Katie McBride who are looking forward to the thrill of adventure. It all takes place as they travel for the first time...

Having returned to Nepal to try and settle the divorce proceedings with his wife Bindu Richard Andrews finds himself instead being incarcerated in the infamous prison known as the Kathmandu Club Med by his in-laws. Will he survive his ordeal among the other dangerous inmates? Will he ever be set free again?

Sukiyaki is told retrospectively, through the eyes of Ian Williams, starting from when he is a troubled teenager. The story is also about Ami Fujishiro, who arrives in Canada along with her family when her father is transferred on a job exchange. Ian and Ami start off simply as strangers living next...

Baptism of Tears is a collection of short stories, memories, and peices of descriptive writing.

His wife of fifteen years having abandoned him, Jason Person is then diagnosed with cancer and told that he has less than a year to live. Therefore he travels to the Himalayan country of Nepal, his final desire is to simply die swiftly in peace and with dignity. However events transpire filling him with an urge to live…