Grenfell Superheroes

"The most bizarre subject for a black comedy I've ever reviewed but surprisingly heart-warming and enlightening in its entirety. An amazing journey both physically and spiritually." MEUK

Mo Chow sustained several bullet wounds whilst guarding the Dalai Lama during the Tibetan 1959 uprising. Injured, he went on by foot to forged their leader's escape route over the freezing Himalayas. Fifty-eight years later, Mr. Chow sadly perished in the blaze that engulfed Grenfell residential tower. Sacrificed himself, held the stairwell's faulty fire doors shut to protect others from the lethal toxic smoke.

My name is Leonard Abrahams. Like you, I watched this horrific event unfold on TV, little knowing how it would change my life forever. Here's my extraordinary confession of how over three weeks I went from sitting behind my safe accountancy desk to smuggling this hero's ashes back into Tibet in an attempt to complete the sacred Mt Kailash Kora. 

A remarkable adventure of courage, blackmail and the inseparable bonds we share with strangers – in this lifetime and the next.