Robert Barclay grew up in a picturesque English village, a 1000-year history engraved on tombstones and birth records in its Norman Church. Fate intervened when the family migrated to Australia in 1965 and seduced by the sea voyage, he yearned to see the world. During the Vietnam War, he found himself in the murky waterways of The Mekong Delta dismantling booby traps. The inspiration for his writing and charity work comes first-hand from the war-ravaged villages and the children affected by the inhumanity of adults.
"Masterful and gripping, as if the author anticipates everything we as readers will demand and he delivers...Exceptional follow on to The Diary of Katy Yehonala..." Kelly, Indiebook Reviewer
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