The story showcases how waywardness and unrelenting courageousness can sometimes lead towards self-infliction, or it may even result in the experience of a lifetime. This is a story about a bunch of postgraduates who believe in living life king-size. No challenge is big enough for them as they go by the motto of Risking It All. Although the style of writing is quite detailed and tends to be introspective at times, there are frequent doses of humor and thrill to capture the reader's attention. Since the story is about the idiosyncrasies of lead protagonists, the average age of whom is not more than thirty, the author believes it should suit the psyche of young generation; although, while conceiving the idea and going about it, he never targeted it to any specific audience. Frankly speaking, anyone who feels and live by the motto that "It is passion, not the intellect, that drives the world" would find it an interesting read.