In Journey of the Dead, forensic pathologist Dr. Caldwell walks a harrowing line between science and sorrow, justice and grief. Haunted by unsolved cases and the ghosts of victims whose stories remain unfinished, she finds herself unraveling not just the mysteries of death, but the emotional toll of bearing witness to lives cut short. From the chilling murder of a young woman to the suspicious demise of an elderly man, each case pulls her deeper into a world where truth is elusive and closure is rare. As she pens heartfelt letters to the departed, Dr. Caldwell begins to reconcile with the weight of her profession, transforming haunting memories into a legacy of compassion and resilience. A gripping psychological journey through the shadows of forensic investigation, Journey of the Dead is a poignant tribute to the lives behind the autopsies—and the woman who refuses to let them be forgotten.
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Dr. Harendra Singh Bansal
Dr. Harendra Singh Bansal, fondly known as Harry among his friends, is a seasoned medical professional and a passionate storyteller. Born and raised in Ghaziabad, he began his academic journey at St. Mary’s Convent School and later at D.A.V. Public School, where his curiosity and compassion first took root. He pursued his MBBS at LLRM Medical College, Meerut, and subsequently earned his MD in Forensic Medicine and Toxicology from MLN Medical College, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.
With years of experience in forensic medicine, Dr. Bansal brings a unique perspective to his writing—one that blends scientific precision with emotional depth. His debut book, Journey of the Dead, is a poignant exploration of the human stories behind the autopsy table, reflecting his deep empathy for the lives touched by tragedy and his unwavering commitment to truth and justice.
When he’s not immersed in case files or crafting narratives, Dr. Bansal enjoys quiet reflection, meaningful conversations, and the occasional walk under moonlit skies—where the whispers of the past often inspire his prose.
