A Man to Die For
A Man to Die For by Eileen Dreyer is a medical thriller published by HarperCollins on June 1, 1991. This edition features 480 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows trauma nurse Casey McDonogh, who suspects that Dr. Dale Hunsacke, a new obstetrician at her St. Louis hospital, may be a psychopathic killer. Despite her concerns, she finds that no one believes her, and as Hunsacke begins to reveal secrets from her past, the danger intensifies.
Readers will encounter a gripping story filled with authentic forensic detail as Casey teams up with an ex-Marine homicide sergeant to confront her fears and uncover the truth. The book delves into themes of suspense and the psychological tension that arises when trust is shattered. With its focus on the medical profession and the complexities of human behavior, this thriller promises to engage those interested in fiction that explores the darker aspects of life.
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The bestselling author of Bad Medicine delivers a heart-pounding medical thriller, filled with authentic forensic detail.
Trauma nurse Casey McDonogh is plagued by the nagging suspicion that Dr. Dale Hunsacke, the new and popular obstetrician at her St. Louis hospital, is a psychopathic killer. The trouble is, no one believes her. When Hunsacker begins unearthing secrets from Casey’s past, the threat moves even closer to home. With the help of an ex-Marine homicide sergeant, Casey will put her suspicions to work to trap a killer
“A wicked prescription guaranteed to give you sleepless nights.” -Nora Roberts
“Eileen Dreyer creates the sort of skin-crawling suspense that will leave her readers looking with a wild and wary eye upon anyone at the other end of a stethoscope.” -Elizabeth George
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