Code Blues
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Description de l’éditeur
What if a brilliant killer stalks the halls of a Montreal hospital, and you're the only one who knows?
Dr. Hope Sze dives into her family medicine residency braced for anything from newborn babies to foot ulcers.
The one thing Hope doesn't expect? Murder.
Someone killed her supervising physician so cleverly that it looks like an accident.
Now Hope fights not only to save lives around the clock, but to unmask the killer, while two different but equally compelling men draw Hope into their own schemes.
Sex. Drugs. Doctors.
Written by a Derringer Award-winning emergency physician.
Because medicine can be murder.
"Dr. Melissa YI has created medical thrillers that shine with authenticity and are impossible to put down." - Kris Nelscott, New York Times bestseller
Avis des utilisateurs
Code Blues
An interesting enough read with a lot of medical jargon as to be expected with a few spelling errors. If this was written using voice technology, the technology failed. The book could have used a better proof-reader. The plot works and some of the characters are alive with personality but it’s easily predicted. The use of American spelling of English does not suit a Canadian book that includes French-Canadian correctly written. It is so weird when authors do that and it’s irritating to this Canadian reader and seems disrespectful overall. It is surprising that it was nominated for Canadian awards with this incessant American spelling which unfortunately distracts the reader.
Code Blues
Love this author. The more I read, the more I fall in love with this story line.