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Terminal Mercy
In Terminal Mercy Dr. Jordan Keyes fights to save his patients, his career, and his own life as he becomes entangled in a web of deceit, genetic testing, and murder. Jordan must also fight the forces within himself to become the husband his wife deserves in order to save his marriage. This contemporary medical thriller by best-selling author Ed Stewart delivers a fast-paced plot with compelling characters struggling with real intimacy issues.
- GenresFiction
368 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 1999
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January 6, 2011
This was an OK book, similar plot as others I've read where the "good" doctor has to figure out why his critically ill patients are dying. As the title suggests, it may be a case of mercy kiling, but the patients who are dying appeared to be recovering well from varying neurological ailments. Then there is drama in the doctor's personal life just to add to the tension.
What I didn't care for about this book is that it was written by a Christian author who makes sure to remind readers that the main character and those he associates with are also Christian at every available opportunity. I enjoy Christian fiction, and Christianity did play a key role in the plot, but I felt smothered by it.
What I didn't care for about this book is that it was written by a Christian author who makes sure to remind readers that the main character and those he associates with are also Christian at every available opportunity. I enjoy Christian fiction, and Christianity did play a key role in the plot, but I felt smothered by it.
November 28, 2011
It was pretty good. I wish more of his books were available more than just out west
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