BACK-FLAP

Have you ever had a problem you would give everything to solve — a problem so difficult you would spend years of searching for a solution? When Jack Andraka was 13, he had a whole pile of problems like this. An outsider at school, he knew he didn’t fit in — and a close family friend was dying of cancer. But instead of giving in to the bullying and the despair, he decided to try to create a better method of cancer detection. After conducting two years of research and asking hundreds of universities and companies for help, to no avail, Jack was finally able to secure the lab space necessary to test out pancreatic, ovarian and lung cancers that has the potential to be over four hundred times more effective than the medical standard —  at a fraction of the cost. Jack was just 15 at the time he came up with this solution. 

When Rhea Khanna is dumped by her boyfriend of four years just days before her marriage, the only thing she wants to do is to get out of the city to clear her head. The opportunity presents itself immediately when her aunt, a retired school headmistress, invites her aboard a Mediterranean cruise. As Rhea struggles to cope with her grief of being dumped at the altar, she finds herself getting attracted to the seemingly involved Kamal Shahani — the infuriatingly attractive ex-student of her aunt and a hotshot entrepreneur. To add to the confusion, Sonia, Kamal’s very attractive and beautiful ex-girlfriend, boards the ship in a bid to win him back.

Will Rhea heal her broken heart or will she end up even more shattered than she was when she got on this cruise?