You, Me and Little I

First published as 'The Invisible Path' by Deep Inder, the novel has now been rewritten by the author with some major changes and a completely new ending. The book tells of the journey of Dante from a life of crime to that of self-realization and then goes on to tell how, inspired by the Mother and supported by his family, he is going to achieve peace in the world. The late Peter Whitbread (Emmy Award, Writing), the author's teacher, friend and mentor liked the original book immensely and would have surely loved this version even more as the protagonist does not die at the end... Dante's story is not just his but that of all people who want to progress in life, search for the truth and make the world a better place. The book has a special appeal for most readers as, though it is fiction, parts of it are based on the author's own experiences or those of his friends. It has elements of action, thrill, adventure and philosophy skillfully woven together so is liked by all kinds of people.