The adventures continue as Dr. Mathur is able to establish a busy practice in his second year. His British training is put to good use, with its focus on hunting for tiny clues and using precise physical exams to make the diagnosis. A surprising number of patients, and even the chief nurse, are from the U.K. and a reporter from Dallas comments on the strong English connections, calling it the British Hospital of Texas. Dr. Mathur is pulled into a conflict with a powerful rancher, and it jeopardizes his hopes for a green card. Others rally to his defence, including a former CEO of a major oil exploration company. The pace remains rapid and the stories are taut and gripping as he struggles to prove himself in and out of the hospital, to his patients and to his family.

“Cowboys And Indian: The Great British Hospital Of Texas”- In the second volume of this gripping series, we dive headfirst into the Mathur family’s second year in Hotspur. Dr. Mathur’s quest for a green card becomes a thrilling journey through the twists and turns of the local hospital’s labyrinthine politics. There’s a formidable roadblock in the form of a rival doctor. Undeterred, Dr. Mathur dons his thinking cap, crafting ingenious solutions that pave the way for his remarkable encounters with an unexpected community of British expatriates, the hospital’s chief nurse being one of them.

As if that weren’t enough, the hospital teeters on the edge of financial ruin, clinging to life like a tumbleweed in a Texas gust. State-of-the-art equipment? Forget about it! Dr. Mathur relies on his dual training from India and Britain, merging the best of both worlds to unravel complex medical mysteries. From poisonings to unconscious patients, intricate wounds, and even suicide attempts, Dr. Mathur’s expertise knows no bounds in this exhilarating tale of resilience and resourcefulness.