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Deven Greene
Medical Crime Fiction
Ties That Kill
A medical thriller with a dose of genealogy
Chemistry Professor Martin Starling has a stroke and learns he has a genetic mutation that caused the abnormal blood clot resulting in his disability. Knowing he is the product of artificial insemination, the professor turns to genealogy companies to locate unknown paternal relatives he may have, wanting to arrange for them to be tested for the mutation. He is surprised to learn he has many half-siblings. He is even more surprised to learn that someone is killing them. Could he be next?
A young Asian girl with blue eyes turns up in Dr. Erica Rosen’s pediatrics clinic, starting a chain of events that leads Erica to China, hoping to rescue the girl’s infant brother and expose a government-run embryonic gene editing scheme to produce Olympic champions.
A suicide bomber explodes at a major league baseball game. Dr. Erica Rosen becomes involved when she cares for a young autistic man who has been trained to be an unwitting suicide bomber. He holds information that may lead to the man behind the bombing and the rescue of other trained unwitting bombers.
Pediatrician Dr. Erica Rosen is stymied when two of her patients don't respond to medicine as expected. When other patients later develop strange illnesses, Erica is determined to get to the bottom of it. As she proceeds with her investigation, she is unaware of the dangers she is about to encounter.
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