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Michael Palmer

Category Drama
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9780099705215

Rs. 400

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Critical Judgement

Critical Judgement

"Dr Abby Dolan was on the fast track at a major San Francisco hospital when she made a critical choice- to follow her fiance, Josh Wyler, to the picturesque California town of Patience, where he has a new job with the manufacturing giant Colstar. Working in a small-town emergency room, knowing her every move sparks gossip, Abby nonetheless begins to feel at home-until the first undiagnosable patients start to showing up. Abby calls them NIWWs- No Idea What, s Wrong. And despite her cosiderable skills, she can, tcrack these baffling, seemingly random cases. When Josh too begins to suffer disturbing symptoms, followed by manic, even violent behaviour, she wonders- could Colstar somehow be poisoning the town? Warned by a colleague that her predecessor in the ER died in a dubious accident after makink similar allegations, Abby refuses to back off. She begins to question everyone and everything around her in the now hosti le town of patience-while her most dangerous enemy is far closer than she thinks."

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Category Drama
ISBN 9780099705215
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
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SKU 2010000450031

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