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The start of the Death Investigator series. This book is set in a small town located in Missouri. It is called Forest and the first families control the town it has two class distinctions. Angela Richman’s parents had served the first family their entire life. Angela was trained as the town death investigator. The story begins as she has been called to investigate the death of one of its first children in a drag race. All involved are members of the elite.
Angela has blinding headaches. On a visit to ER, she was informed she couldn’t have a stroke as she was too young (although she has classic symptoms) and sent home and schedule for a PET scan. The DR doctor is the hospital neurosurgeon. Later another neurosurgeon saves her life. She spends 3 months in the hospital recovering. While there she watched the town glorify the doctor who misdiagnosed her and destroyed the doctor who saved her. Later the first doctor is killed and the one who saved her is arrested for his death. Angela works to help him. She uncovers a billing scam. The information on the hospital stay is excellent.
The stroke data is based on the author’s own experience. I recommend this book
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I don’t think I’ve read any of her books.
A good cozy writer. Two series Dead End Jobs and the other Mystery Shopper. She is going on new direction. I think Brain Storm is .99can’t and on Kindle Onlinmit (KU)
I’ve read some of her Dead End Jobs a long time ago. I’d probably like the Mystery Shopper series too.
I like the mystery shopper better. One CATNAPPED is about cat shows. I think there is a review on it on my site.
I’ll have o check that series out. I’ll see if I can get them at the library.
The one that I review is https://idahobluebird50.com/2016/12/27/dog-gone-murder-by-elaine-viets/
I must checked out CATNAPPED to see if I have read it.
CATNAPPED is a Dead End book and I haven’t read it. It has been in my TBR list for a long time
Better remedy that.
I got the first ones from the library.
I wish I could say that money doesn’t buy better healthcare or more attention, but unfortunately it can. Interesting review.