Stephen Rogers' five-year-old daughter, Jamie, has beaten her cancer. This much he knows for certain. But when she dies of uncontrolled seizures in the high tech MRI machine, he just cannot accept that her cancer had returned. Their doctor, Colleen O'Brian, must decide to help this radical commodities trader solve his daughter's death, or trust her superiors at the hospital. Her life and many others depend on her decision. Has a virus infected the MRI scanner at Daley Children's Hospital?
This book was full of typos, words that didn't make sense, and inconsistencies. It was like two different people wrote this book. In one scene Stephen is a lapsed Catholic and several scenes later he is a WASP. His donation is $100K once and the next time $500K. Did anyone else read this book before it was released? If so you need a new editor. Readers don't just want a good plot, they want consistency and accuracy.
For a self-published novel, this far exceeded my expectations! It has all the makings of a great medical thriller - fast-paced, high stakes action and intelligent characters. The love story was pretty weak, but I prefer the drama anyway!