The Chief Resident

De: Michael Banas

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Phillip Drummer is a chief surgical resident at the Philadelphia General Hospital. After five years of intense training he stands atop the surgical pyramid, poised to graduate in six months. His final clinical rotation places him under the direction of Dr. Frederick Riles II, the esteemed chairman of the Department of Surgery. Dr. Riles is in the midst of completing his life’s work, a landmark study investigating Lysovage - an experimental drug designed to combat painful abdominal adhesions. Through a series of random events, Phil is drawn into the project and introduced to the marketing machine of Union Park Biotech, the pharmaceutical giant sponsoring the venture. He is soon exposed to the power and wealth of Union Park, whose influence penetrates deep into the core of the medical center. A series of complications involving the wonder drug suddenly threatens to derail the project, along with Phil’s developing relationship with a pharmaceutical spokesperson. Powerful egos, corporate influence, hospital politics, romance, and financial gain all collide in a climactic product launch, jeopardizing the careers of everyone involved. As the situation unfolds, the future of Dr. Phillip Drummer becomes uncertain, as does his chance of ever graduating from the Philadelphia General Hospital. The Chief Resident is book three of a trilogy capturing the surgical training of Doctor Phillip Drummer and his colleagues. It is the sequel to Pennsylvania’s Finest and The Center of Excellence.

Virtual voice

The virtual voice was bad. I know it’s cheaper but it definitely needs work. Many mispronounced words.

Poor virtual voice

Virtual voice was terrible - really distracted me from the story
Story was weak and somewhat predictable
Would not recommend

Phils preservence

That auto voice has no passion ni dire !! Monotone . Does not change for female characters .

great book

great book. good plot. gripping until the end of the book . The end was the best

Just...don't

First, this book is narrated by AI. The mispronounciations and wrong emphases will drive you crazy. AI is wrong. Second, sorry Michael Banas, but this book is saccharine, vacuous, obvious and just plain stupid. Avoid at all costs.