Tampered: A Dr. Zol Szabo Medical Mystery
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (621 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004Z23M7C |
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| Number of Pages | : | 186 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Tampered, set in Hamilton, Ont., proves Pennie McMaster professor and practising physician is no one-book wonder.This one is a good weekend book." TheGlobeAndMail (May 6, 2011)
It takes the observant octogenarians to expose the deaths for what they really are: a string of murders. Zol Szabo, public health doctor turned medical detective, assembles his investigative team. When a bout of food poisoning strikes a residence for lively seniors blessed with generous pensions and high-ranking political connections, Dr. But the epidemic’s source proves elusive; the death count rises and when the scourge threatens someone close to Zol, he calls in his friend and colleague Hamish Wakefield, a microbe connoisseur with a nose for exotic diagnoses. Though Hamish uncovers other dangers, he can’t crack the puzzle, and neither can the health unit’s outbreak-hunting whiz kid. Zol
"Finally we have realistic disease-outbreak fiction" according to Christopher Bronson. Dr. Pennie is a retired infectious disease specialist. The strength of his storytelling lies largely in his ability to depict the workings of clinical medicine and practical epidemiology in a realistic yet entertaining way. This is in contrast to some of the “big name” authors in the sub-genre of medical fiction. Wow! Another fabulous medical thriller from Ross Pennie Tampered, the second book in Ross Pennie's charming Dr. Zol Szabo Medical Thriller series, opens in Camelot Lodge, a mansion converted into an elite retirement residence where Zol's ex-wife's gandfather, Art, resides. Two of the 38 residents have died from exploding diarrhea and headache. The hunt is on for microbes or toxi. THis is the second in a series ,I look forward to the next one M. Ryan I do not usually read mysteries but I met the author and decided to read his books.I was very pleasantly surprised.It has interesting scientific detail and kept my interest right to the end.His characters are well developed and the. " mysteries" are believable.