Father Gregory is an intriguing tale set in colonial India, centered around the Chotapettah Club and the unusual people who gather there. At the heart of the story are John Durham, the club's owner, and Father Gregory, a mysterious yet deeply respected and beloved priest.

Through the lives and relationships of these characters, Percival Christopher Wren explores themes of human nature, morality, loyalty, friendship, temptation, and failure. The novel combines adventure and mystery with an atmospheric portrait of life in India during the British colonial period