The Canal House

The narrative centers on the transformative journey of war correspondent Daniel McFarland, who shifts from prioritizing stories over people after a life-threatening incident. His newfound perspective deepens when he falls for Julia Cadell, a compassionate British doctor. Together, they seek solace in London, but are soon drawn into the chaos of East Timor, where Daniel faces a moral dilemma: chase the ultimate story or focus on the human impact of the conflict. The book explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the ethics of journalism in war.