In Tiger Country

In a bustling surgical theatre, where life, death, and difficult decisions intertwine, the lives of Eliza, Ibrahim, and Henry collide, each carrying their own dreams, burdens, and secrets.

Eliza, a junior doctor driven by ambition and insecurities, finds an unexpected champion, only to uncover ulterior motives lurking beneath the surface.

Meanwhile, another, haunted by the specter of racism, yearns to rise above it, but the path forward requires unlikely allies. As tensions reach a boiling point, a sinister conspiracy unfolds, threatening to unravel the very fabric of their profession. Amidst the chaos, a pillar of unity and strength emerges, grappling with the complexities of identity.

In Tiger Country delves into the intricate tapestry of diversity, prejudice, and the hidden depths that reside within us all, offering a thought-provoking exploration of the human experience in the high-stakes world of medicine.

Rosalynde Marsh is a writer whose associations with the medical profession as doctor and patient, as well as an advocate, have influenced her writing career. Her fascination with the community of a profession that is enshrouded in secrecy and inaccurate images has played a role in the creation of the characters in her writing, but the stories that she writes are not just about doctors and patients, but society at large, because in the end, that is what doctors are: a part of the wider community with the ability to change lives forever. Through the journeys of the characters, Rosalynde has always believed that a little part of everyone comes to life and explores life in a very different sort of world. Her writing is also influenced by literary friends across the world whose words have touched her.