came to think about a Malayali woman who was also a Christian minister who helped and protected many sex-workers in Britain. This information drove me to the composition of this novel. Sister Carmel had experienced childhood in an orphanage in Kerala. She reached Rome and studied medical science. She gave her life to save, support, love, and care for multitudinous sex-workers whom she found in various parts of the globe. She drove them to a sound and wonderful life which was genuine and sweet. The subject of the novel is the honoured existence of this framework and the hardships this respectable soul needed to confront while driving her flock forward.
