In a Grain of Sand

by Douglas Ratner

Dante Marchetti, MD entered medicine for all the right reasons, so when he is suddenly on trial for killing off patients, including the Pirate's rookie pitching phenom, he is thrown into a world that leaves his intern year in chaos. No longer is he the rising star of his class known equally for his diagnostic skills and humane care. He is the headline blaring Intern Killer who murders at will and for personal gain. Turning in his white coat and hospital badge seemed like the worst day of his life until he found himself in a grey box, wearing prison scrubs and being offered a plea bargain that would end his medical career before it started.

574 pages, Paperback

First published April 13, 2013

Reviews

[Jill Gooch · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it

I love reading about doctors lives.....this book was so good! I couldn't wait to turn the page....however how it ended, I never saw that coming.