In "Around the World in Under Eighty Days: Dr. Chettiar v Lord Harris Trilogy: Book One," set in 1907, Lord Harris challenges himself to circumnavigate the globe in less than eighty days. The announcement sparks a race between arch-rivals, Lord Harris and Dr. Chettiar, who, in a bold move, vows to complete the journey faster and without setting foot on British soil or using British transport. As the thrilling race unfolds from Madras to various global destinations, it intertwines with a murder mystery surrounding Governor Roberts. Inspector Davies investigates, revealing a dark underbelly of colonial rule, love, and relationships, leading to an unexpected twist in the end.
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Vellingiri Raja Badrakalimuthu
Dr. Vellingiri Raja Badrakalimuthu, an award-winning consultant psychiatrist in the UK and an author, hails from Sathyamangalam. Inspired by his mother's stories, his published works have garnered praise for being captivating, emotionally charged, and heart-touching. Beyond his literary pursuits, Dr. Badrakalimuthu is an enthusiastic globetrotter, having sailed the Amazon and Nile, explored the Arctic Circle, traversed Russia, Mongolia, and China on the Trans-Siberian Express, and conquered Everest Base Camp and Kilimanjaro. He's also a dedicated marathon runner for supporting charities and holds prestigious memberships at Middlesex County Cricket Club and the East India Club, London. A Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK, and an alumnus of Kings College London with a master's in neuroscience, he has furthered his historical interests by completing a diploma in the history of medicine at the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries. Dr. Badrakalimuthu serves as a specialist trustee for the charity Dementia Carers Count and resides in Surrey, UK.
