Diagnosis: Fate. Medicine: Love (a book in a super -car)

The fate of the doctor is to see more grief than many falls... and deeper than others to comprehend the price of inevitability. Medical workers have their own, shorter relations with danger and death. And mysticism in their life is also their own, connecting in a tight indissoluble knot of thousands of lives that have passed through their confident hands. How to shut up these confused lives and find among them the only one that is more expensive than anyone else? And how to link it with his own, if a force is opposed to, which is ancient, more assertive and sophisticated than modern medicine?