The Rebuilt Man

by William Hallstead

He came to consciousness in a room furnished with antiques. His forehead, cheek and nose were painfully bandaged. He had no idea where he was, why he was here, or most disturbing, who he was. Then he discovered watching him from the corner of the room the raven-haired woman with the emerald eyes. “You a nurse?” “No, Don, I’m your wife.”

Abruptly after awakening to a life he didn’t know, and attended by a doctor he didn’t trust, Don Franklin was plunged into a terrifying plot against his existence.

His injuries were treated with meticulous care; there was the loving solicitude of his wife, the friendly visit from his business partner. His questions were answered, but somehow not in a way that would clear things up.

Then he was told that his wife was taking him to Hawaii, an ideal place for a convalescence. And it was here that he received the shocking answers to his questions...

William Hallstead has been a broadcasting executive in Maryland, a crop duster and glider pilot, a flight instructor, highway designer and PR man. He is the author of twenty-one books, including six suspense novels. He and his wife live on Sanibel Island, Florida.

198 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1987