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Oct 14, 2026  
"A medical thriller that asks the uncomfortable question head-on. When justice fails, and the innocent keep dying, at what point does healing become something altogether more dangerous?" - Merissa

🩺⚖️ INVISIBLE JUSTICE (A KYLE MCMANN & GRAHAM KURLAND MEDICAL THRILLER #1) by GARY BROWN, MD earns a great 4 out of 5 stars, and a giveaway is live on the blog today! This gripping medical thriller refuses to offer easy answers, pushing its characters and its readers into deeply uncomfortable moral territory with confidence and skill. ✨⚡

Head over to the blog to read the full review and enter the giveaway!

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His Bloody Project
His Bloody Project
Graeme Macrae Burnet | 2015 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.6 (5 Ratings)
Book Rating
Well written, realistic penny dreadful
The author has done quite a spectacular job of researching this piece of historical fiction, bringing to life a gruesome episode in 1800s Scotland. Expect to read a documentary type book and not a particularly suspenseful thriller. It took a long time to get into this book, mostly because the performance was quite dry and dull, hence I struggled to concentrate. During the crux of the story, in which Roddy is in court, the story picks up slightly, sounding more like a courtroom drama. He attempts to explore the idea of moral insanity, but falls short mostly because of the lack of understanding they would have at the time the book is set.

Well written and researched but a bit bland.