Lewis details a broad range of problems within healthcare; prominent among them is business mentality that has encroached upon the healing community. Albeit about love, the book's tone ventures into a rant from time to time. However, this tonal venturing should be accommodated because, a) it is justified and b) Lewis repeatedly lays out issues in an addressable manner and explains his thoughts and priorities accordingly. The book can be a particularly useful part of collegiate curricula in the sociology of contemporary medicine. However, it will also be / should also be appreciated by anyone interested in where healthcare is headed, most especially by business school students. ( )