The impossible journey - James A Coghlan

It is 1939 and Jackie, a Scottish-soldier of Imperial Indian Army, receives an instruction from Sergeant Major Bell that he has to join 'Operation Odessa' to carry 'classified cargo' from Rawalpindi to London by car. Will he be able to get rid of the dangerous escapes of the road and reach London safely with the cargo? Based on a true story, this thought-capturing chronicle records pages from Jackie's personal diary that documents the impossibility of such an expedition which in pre-independence India was an implausible dream too. Jackie's physical journey unites with the psychological journey of his solitary soul which discovers new definition of friendship through this impossible passage to London.