pakistanis

Skelly is a war correspondent covering the Afghanistan war. In search of the big story, he pairs up with Najeeb, an exiled warlord and a tribal Pakistani who has been promised U.S. visas for himself and his girlfriend if he acts as an informant. The two men cross Afghanistan and find themselves victims of intrigue, betrayal, and violence. Their loyalty to each other is their only hope for survival.

Major Ernest Pettigrew, having retired to a quiet life in Edgecombe St. Mary, raises a few eyebrows in the small English village when he begins a relationship with widow Mrs. Jasmina Ali, a Pakistani shopkeeper.

"Imran Ahmad shares his story of life as a Pakistani Muslim growing up in England in this coming-of-age memoir"--Provided by the publisher.

Hayat Shah, a young American boy of Pakistani parents, develops a crush on Mina, his mother's oldest friend who arrives on the family's doorstep when her marriage in Pakistan falls apart, but when Mina begins to date a family friend, Hayat feels increasingly confused over his feelings for her and he begins to question all of his beliefs.