Gary Kraus, founder and chairman of the Kraus Back and Neck Institute in Houston, TX, has been listed numerous times in Best Doctors in America, featured in Newsweek Magazine as a “Top Doctor in Texas,” and named a "Top Doc in Houston, Texas" by H. Texas Magazine for the years 2007 to 2014. A practicing neurosurgeon for twenty years, Kraus is the author of the internationally acclaimed text Microsurgical Anatomy of the Brain: A Stereo Atlas. He has written numerous articles for the peer-reviewed neurosurgical literature, as well as chapters in neurosurgical textbooks. Paul Popp is a former university professor, senior manager in government and business organizations, and entrepreneur. He is the author of several textbooks and numerous articles in academic and professional journals. Popp received a BS from the University of Pittsburgh, MBA from Duquesne University, and a MPA and PhD from the University of Cincinnati.
A neurosurgeon attempts a life-saving brain transplant surgery following an automobile accident that left the white, female driver brain dead and an African-American teenage boy with a destroyed body. While the boy is left with non-compliant motor nerve damage that requires lengthy rehabilitation, the surgery is viewed as triumphant. News of the surgeon’s successful transplant encourages a billionaire to exploit the procedure to his benefit, subsequently leading the doctor and billionaire to be charged with the murder of a body trade candidate.
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