What really makes life worth living?

Cancer crusader or god-player? Dr. Veer Raghavan, a dynamic young cancer surgeon, is in CBI custody, suspected of fraud, medical negligence, and malpractice. A forerunner in the field of oncology, Veer’s reputation and credibility is at stake. Is he guilty of committing the alleged crimes against his patients? Or is this a ploy staged by the corporate establishment unable to come to terms with his popularity and unprecedented rise? Set in a bustling, modern cancer hospital, this riveting novel takes us deep into the heart of the crucial battle between medical science and the complex and unpredictable nature of cancer. The truth comes forth in a thrilling battle of wits in the final courtroom drama, raising vital ethical questions about the immense power doctors hold over us while they negotiate the thin line between saving lives and playing god.