Every cure has a cost.

The question is simply whether it's worth the risk.

Emerging medical researcher Amara Ferguson prefers the precision of science over the messiness of people-especially since her high school sweetheart dumped her without explanation. Science makes sense. People don't.

Her summer job at a prestigious research institute seems perfect: it's a step closer to becoming a renowned scientist and a distraction from her broken heart. And when she meets Robert, a charming PhD student, she gradually stops feeling miserable altogether.

But as Amara's feelings for Robert begin to intensify, she discovers he is keeping secrets-dark truths about his involvement in medical research and the sacrifices made for the so-called greater good. Caught in the tangled lines of right and wrong, it's far too late by the time Amara realizes:

Some cures are more dangerous than the diseases they're meant to treat.