A Lion in the Way

Released: November 10, 2025
Length: 11 hrs 40 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: The Friendly Air Publishing

A Lion in the Way follows Annerley's journey from childhood to womanhood and her marriage, set against the backdrop of India’s fight for independence. The story explores her relationships with two very different friends—Shareen Prebdel and Moira Fenwick—and highlights personal growth amid a changing political landscape. Drawing partly from Elizabeth Cadell’s own early life, the novel offers a rich portrayal of friendship, development, and historical upheaval.

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