Terin Tashi Miller ~ "Down The Low Road" and "From Where the Rivers Come"

Coming Soon: DOWN THE LOW ROAD

By TERIN TASHI MILLER

'Down the Low Road' by Terin Tashi Miller

Robert Frazier, a 22-year-old Special Air Service combat veteran, comes to India
to try to open up to the beauty in the world after being closed by its ugliness at just
the time he should have been enjoying life the most. He tries to open up because of
his love for a woman who loved life, who loved living and loved the world, and who
had loved him once just long enough for him to miss it and want to get it back.
But by daring to opening himself up, he risks the very life he seeks to reclaim.

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Advance praise for DOWN THE LOW ROAD:

“This novel is a bow to Graham Greene, a deep
one with a courtly smile. It is written with precision,
aforethought and obvious expertise on Indian cities and
culture. It’s a strong contender, a contemplative escape.”
~ Publishers Weekly

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FROM THE SAME AUTHOR:

FROM WHERE THE RIVERS COME ~ A Novel of Modern India

'From Where the Rivers Come' by Terin Tashi Miller

Meetha Sharma, an Indian woman who attracts the affections of more
than one young American student in Benares, desires to be like her
American friends. But her desire has consequences, including for the
traditional Hindu musician to whom she was promised when she was 13.

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Praise for FROM WHERE THE RIVERS COME:

“Terin Miller’s first novel is an adventure
as rich as the subcontinent itself,
and as full of wonder.”
~ Christian Bauman
Author of “VOODOO LOUNGE” and “THE ICE BENEATH YOU”

“I was very impressed by this novel. It was a tragedy,
and the baseness of some of its characters was disturbing,
but the writing was superb. I’m trying to suppress
my enthusiasm, but I can’t help but compare Mr. Miller’s
writing to that of Ernest Hemingway ...”
~ Erika Robuck
Author of “RECEIVE ME FALLING”

“From Where The Rivers Come” received honorable mention recognition
at the 2010 Paris Book Festival and Beach Book Festival in the fiction category
and the 2009 New York Book Festival, the London Book Festival
and New England Book Festival.

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