Summary of Bilquis Sheikh & Richard H. Schneider's I Dared to Call Him Father

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I had always laughed at the idea of the supernatural, but as I walked through my garden, I felt a cold, damp presence brush past me. I screamed and ran into the house. The next morning, I woke up to the sound of the Muslim call to prayer. #2 The muezzin’s cry floated through the morning mist across cobblestone lanes in Wah, Pakistan. I remembered the eerie experience in the garden the night before, and quickly turned to morning routines that were comforting just because they were so ordinary. #3 I had been married to General Khalid Sheikh, the Pakistan Minister of Interior, for six years. I had been a hostess for diplomats and industrialists from all over the world. But when Khalid left me, I fled the sophisticated life to seek refuge in the quiet peace of my family’s ancestral property near the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. #4 I was secluded in my garden, restoring it, when I received a visit from my grandson Mahmud. I had agreed to adopt him, and he was living with me now. I was very close with my three grandchildren.