Death by Placebo

De: Nelson K. Foley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Where power meets biology
Tucked away in a corner of Europe, a land-locked country is run by paranoid dictator Viktor Rachmanil who is in serious danger of losing his life as his liver slowly fails. Only a transplant can save him. Rachmanil is willing to go to any lengths to make sure he has a new liver from the right donor. As he sets his team on a search for the donor, deadly family secrets are revealed and a train of events is started that threatens Rachmanil’s iron grip on the country. The intrigue deepens as romantic sparks fly between Rachmanil’s daughter and the Italian surgeon flying in to conduct the operation. The added interests of foreign agencies drive a thrilling story of power, corruption and a tyrant’s determination to survive.

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Death by Placebo by Nelson K. Foley was an intense medical thriller that captivated me immediately. The storyline moved quickly, and I could not turn the pages fast enough. The writing style was compelling, and the tension kept me fully absorbed. The detailed descriptions made it easy to feel involved in all the preparations. The characters were well-crafted and relatable. Rachmanil was extremely self-serving and would do anything to secure the liver he believed he was entitled to. The chemistry between Andrea and Danica offered a refreshing distraction amidst all the planning related to the transplant. The story was excellently written and maintained my focus throughout. The conclusion, featuring a significant twist, took me completely by surprise and was something I never anticipated.