A Suspense Thriller:
A visionary gathered a group of renowned scientists and tasked them with developing a new drug to help severely autistic children communicate with their families. If the drug worked, his pharmaceutical company would give the drug to the target population for free.
The scientists, all known in their trade as hit makers, lived and breathed their task. They lived together for two long years and emerged with a drug they nicknamed, ‘Flight.” Most retired, but waited anxiously to hear how Flight progressed through clinical trials. They were lied to–the new CEO notified the team that Flight was a failure, a dud. When the scientists asked to see the negative drug trial results, they started disappearing.
Dr. Clint Manning, the youngest among the renowned group, celebrated with his colleagues and then left to sail the Caribbean. He lost touch with most of the them, and he’d changed. Clint had learned to face Mother Natures’s wrath and honed his non-existent survivor skills. But even he wasn’t prepared to survive an assain. Clint learned the hard way that threatening corporate profits can be hazardous to your health.
Double Blind
The first book in the suspense thriller series, known as the “Gateway Series,” is Double Blind and the second is Blindsided. The books are stand alone thrillers. What they have in common is the Gateway Team. The team helps ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances who don’t have criminal records. In other words, the police can’t protect them, and they don’t qualify for witness protection.
Claire Carter, a clinical research nurse, tells her best friend that clinical trials aren’t dangerous. When her friend dies–Claire goes in search of answers. She learns the hard way that company profits come first.
About My Historical Thriller
The War Nurse
Katarina Stahl, a Red Cross nurse, is the happiest she’s ever been. She’s deeply in love with Dr. Jack Gallagher. They are flying a sick child back to a Manila hospital, their last official duty, when WW II breaks out.
Jack enlists, and she follows the military to the last stand at Baatan. There he begins the Bataan death march and becomes a POW. Katarina is saved from becoming a POW by a German doctor. He finds her pregnant and suffering, and he offers her and the baby a chance to live. She agrees to join him in his private home where she is to nurse his sick wife. In time, Katarina realizes her life is in danger. He threatens to turn her in for smuggling food and medicines to POWs. He’s about to learn she’s not going to be his camp rat.
What readers said
★★★★★
The War Nurse is a riveting tale of the horrors and struggles during WWII. The writing was so mesmerizing that I didn’t want to stop reading when life interrupted.
Spellbinding
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