James Mortimer is a British Agent in South India. He is sent to uncover India's clandestine nuclear weapons programme. Disguised as an Anglican Priest in pursuit of his dangerous mission he falls in love with two women, Felicity the sophisticated daughter of a British diplomat, and the enchanting Parvathi, who saves his life.

Chusan is a tale of modern Indian politics. Set in the South Indian State of Tamil Nadu it is a thrilling and exciting story that provokes the reader to reflect upon issues of religion, politics, love, adultery, life and death....

Timothy Mark worked in South India from 1959 to 1969 where he was ordained. Since then he has lectured in philosophy of education, psychology, and religious studies at Doncaster College. He is married to Lorna, and they have two children, Kathryn and Richard. This is his first novel.