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June 2019
Doctors, danger and death: new medical thrillers
Authors Susan Hurley, Sue Ingleton and L M Ardor talk to Maggie Baron, former forensic scientist and inaugural President of Sisters in Crime, about the blood-tingling scenarios and scenes of crime they have encountered in the divergent worlds of science and medicine. Susan Hurley has drawn on her thirty years in medical research and the pharmaceutical industry for her debut thriller, Eight Lives (Affirm Press, 2019). Featuring former refugee David Tran, Golden Boy of Australian medical research, the book explores power, class and…
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Deadbeat brothers and the trouble they cause
Proving the adage ‘You can choose your friends, but not your family’, trouble befalls the protagonists in three new crime books. J M Green, Carmel Reilly and Sherryl Clark have created women who have to clean up messes created by their deadbeat brothers. They will confide all to fellow crime writer Toni Jordan: are the brothers innocent victims of circumstance or did conspiracy seal their fate? In Shoot Through (Scribe Publications, forthcoming July), the third book in J M Green’s…
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