A view inside rarified worlds

When I began, In His Time, I was expecting the usual autobiography of a man's experience, but was pleasantly surprised to be welcomed into the rarified world of the professional actor's journey from student, to struggling artist, to professional. The world Caleb unveils is rarified in that it is not the parties, the big deals, the moments with stars, or acting out on set, but rather it is the quotidian steps of the survival of an artist in America. At which point the book takes on a much larger scope revealing a world that most of us know even less about: The slums of India and the individuals living within that world, the marriage customs of India clashing with those of America, and the drama of two hearts separated by culture and distance trying to find their way together against all odds. Caleb's book is a page turner. I highly recommend it to those looking to be generously accepted into another world and given proof of hope and joy in the midst of the struggle for belonging.