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False Medusa
by Emma Aragon
288 pages
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When a new doctor begins practice at St. John's, a horrifying disease invades the hospital, striking down patients with its grotesque symptoms. Who or what is causing this disease? Is it a virus, or is it pure evil?
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Category: Fiction:Thriller:Medical
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About the Book
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When a new hematologist begins practice at St. John's, Dr. Roger Branford and the rest of the staff are happy to have him at the hospital. The new doctor has a fine reputation and is greatly admired.
However, not long after the new doctor arrives, a horrifying and grotesque disease begins to strike the patients. In an attempt to find the cause of the infection, doctors, scientists and even the police become involved. Is this a virus? Or could it be pure evil?
When the answer is finally found, it is shocking.
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Reviews
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"I loved it, loved it! I am so looking forward to your next book!"
- Denni Arrup, RN, Endocopy Nurse, Mt. Sinai Hospital, Baltimore
"This is a real page turner. I stayed up all night reading it."
- Claire Jensen, Receptionist, Opthamology Clinic
"Kept me on edge. It's the fastest I've ever read a book."
- L.B., Freshman, Nebraska State, Lincoln
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False Awakenings
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A surgeon’s wife awakens from a terrifying dream warning her of awful things to come. Something terrible is happening to her body that not even scientists can diagnose. If the answer is found you will get a frightening glimpse into the future.
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False Panacea
by
Emma Aragon
When an old woman is taken to St. John's Hospital, patients mysteriously begin to heal. The doctors are baffled and even more surprised when several days later, the cures are reversed. What is causing this phenomenon?
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About the Author |
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Emma Aragon began writing stories as a child, filling her school notebooks with fantasy tales. As a young adult, her many short stories were published in romance magazines and religious journals. She is a published poet and is the winner of a prestigious award by the Southern Poetry Review.
This is the second novel in a planned trilogy. |
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