Interface

Debolina Chatterjee, with whom the story begins, and Dr. Malini Roy, along with many others such as Jessica Parker and Catherine Price, are on an unconscious mission. They do not know as yet how they're facilitating the process of jurisdiction against crime and terror. They are torn between the juvenile thirst for romance and the impossibility of its unfoldment. Vivek Malhotra introduces the exotic team to Indian ethnicity, often taking great pains to show them the way. All of them are finally bewildered to find a common thread running through their veins. A thread of honesty, of hope. While, Amy McCarthy falls into grave illness that finally consumes her life and Richard Kelly, heartbroken at the loss of his only love ever, contemplates suicide before being afforded the spiritual vault of ancient India, conveyed by his friend and benefactor Rajiv Sharma who discovers in him, despite his haughty exterior, a vulnerable and fragile heart . . . From the pages of this novel emanate the 'passion' that is so essential in describing everything else. Yet it's not joy, but sadness that binds the human heart . . .