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Book 3
Angel of Death
Coming soonBy the time a surgeon becomes associated with death, it is usually because something has gone terribly wrong.
In Angel of Death, nothing has gone wrong by accident.
The hospital has spent too long protecting its own, too long trusting titles, reputations and white coats, and too long assuming that the people trained to save lives must be the safest people in the room. That illusion is finally beginning to fracture.
As the consequences of everything that came before close in, violence becomes harder to hide, loyalties become harder to justify, and the line between surgeon, killer, victim and accomplice stops being remotely clean. What began behind closed theatre doors can no longer stay there.
Some choices can be defended.
Some can be survived.
Others leave scars that never belonged in any medical textbook.
