Manner of Death By Robin Cook

Robin Cook's medical thriller thrusts Dr. Jack Stapleton and NYC Chief Medical Examiner Laurie Montgomery into a perilous web of staged suicides turned homicides. Laurie, burdened by Jack's recent near-death encounter, unwittingly involves herself in a conspiracy when she enlists Dr. Ryan Sullivan—a reluctant pathology resident—in a suicide autopsy.

As Ryan, desperate to avoid forensic autopsies, delves into a research project on suicides, he stumbles upon unsettling questions about the victims' "manner of death." His investigation unexpectedly reveals a connection leading to a fraudulent cancer diagnostics company. The high-stakes revelation puts Laurie and Ryan at risk, unraveling a nefarious scheme exploiting cutting-edge cancer screening technology.

Cook's fast-paced narrative unfolds with medical intricacies, conspiracies, and ethical dilemmas. The characters navigate a dangerous landscape, exposing the dark underbelly of the medical industry. With unexpected twists and mounting tension, the novel explores the intersection of medicine, ethics, and greed. The protagonists find themselves entangled in a deadly game, forcing them to confront the manipulative forces that exploit medical advancements for personal gain.

In this gripping thriller, Cook masterfully combines medical expertise with suspense, highlighting the ethical challenges faced by those in the medical field and the dangers posed by unscrupulous practices. 📚❤️