"Raj came back to see me last week. Even before I looked around and saw him in the hall, even before I heard the low murmur of his soft voice asking for directions to my office, my body strained towards him as if there had been a split-second of foreknowledge. Then across the short distance, closing the gap of so many lost years, I saw him standing just beyond the door to the office, my eyes riveted on his. The world seemed to recede, details blur in the mind; I rose up effortlessly out of my chair, drawn irresistibly to him." In 1999, Raj Kahn and Sophie Trudeau were third-year medical students, both married with families, when they met and fell in love. “Anatomy of an Infidelity” follows the two through the next nine years of their lives. Set against the backdrop of their time in medical school and beyond, it’s a candid look at the emotional toll and the destructive consequences of their behavior. At the same time it’s the passionate love story of two disparate people whose lives become hell as they cling to the hope that they might one day be together. Resonating with a depth of feeling and lyrical prose, it draws the reader in with the compelling drama and mistaken beliefs at the heart of a person’s soul.