In "Identity in Exile," journey back to 1987 and follow Ashok, a young Indian whose dreams of a better life are dashed when his student visa application for Sweden is rejected. Faced with the dire need to provide for his family and improve their circumstances, Ashok encounters a group of Sri Lankan youths granted asylum by Sweden. Driven by desperation and hope, he takes an audacious risk: he impersonates a Sri Lankan refugee to apply for asylum himself.

Through Ashok's eyes, this gripping narrative unfolds the challenges and dangers of his deception. As he navigates the complexities of the asylum process, he faces unforeseen difficulties and harsh realities. The story not only chronicles his personal struggles and resilience but also sheds light on the broader plight of Sri Lankan refugees escaping the turmoil of their civil war-torn homeland.

Identity in Exile is a compelling tale of survival, identity, and the relentless pursuit of a better life. It delves deep into the emotional and ethical dilemmas faced by those caught between worlds, and highlights the strength required to endure and overcome adversity. Perfect for readers interested in historical fiction, human drama, and stories of perseverance, this book offers an evocative exploration of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming odds.