About the Book:

Dr. Shoorab's world is ripped apart as a result of a violent riot outside a Hindu temple. Convinced that religious dogma is liable for his loss, he decides to sue God, naming the various religious councils as joint defendants. The litigation forces bishop, mufti and swami to temporarily put aside their differences and pull together in defence of their respective faiths - and God. Amidst global unrest calling for the dismissal of the lawsuit, the trial judge finds himself in a peculiar dilemma as curious events unfold in the courtroom, conscious that his decision could change the world forever. 

About the Author: 
 
M. Ram Krishn was raised in Georgetown, Penang, where he was exposed to a number of world religions. Fascinated by the mystery of faith, he traveled across continents to cities steeped in religious history and culture. As a traveler and an attorney, he constantly dealt with the many facets of human character. Having lived in racially polarized Malaysia and in class-conscious England, he currently resides in the laid-back Caribbean with his wife, daughter, and son. This is his first novel.