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McLaren develops a historiographical survey on Victorian attitudes toward sexuality and morality, and their relation to violence as he describes the story of Dr. Thomas Cream. Cream murdered prostitutes and women seeking abortions in England and North America between 1877 and 1892.
“Help! I...can’t...breathe! He’s... trying to... kill me! Please! Oh, God! He’s... killing me!” Margery Harris’s last words…gasped in a hoarse, rasping voice on the county’s 9-1-1 line. For Marge’s doctor, they weren’t merely the last words of a patient, they were a desperate cry for help from an old friend. But they’re puzzling because Marge died from a fatal allergic reaction to peanuts. Was it possible…murder by peanut? Her doctor, Noreen Marconi, MD, a 30-something family practitioner in a suburban town outside Baltimore, feels she owes it to Marge to get to the truth. A dozen years ago Norrie left town as a size twenty. After college, medical school, and residency, she’s back as a size ten and she wants some answers. She enlists the help of Sheriff’s Deputy Travis Lawton, her big crush as a teen, and their investigation leads them along a twisty-turny path to a totally unexpected conclusion. Also unexpected are the feelings that begin to spark between them as they work together. In the middle of all this, her apartment floods and she has to move back into the old family home with her mother…a house that’s now haunted by the ghost of her father. Rx Murder is the first of a series blending romance, murder, mystery, and the paranormal.
What did Harry Stokes's prescription records reveal to convince pharmacist Ruthie Kantor Morris that his death was murder? Soon Ruthie finds she must unmask the murderer or become the next victim.
"Help! I...can't...breathe! He's... trying to... kill me! Please! Oh, God! He's... killing me!" Marjery Harris's last words...gasped in a hoarse, rasping voice on the county's 9-1-1 line. For Marge's doctor, they weren't merely the last words of a patient, they were a desperate cry for help from an old friend. But they're puzzling because Marge died from a fatal allergic reaction to peanuts. Was it possible...murder by peanut? Her doctor, Noreen Marconi, MD, a 30-something family practitioner in a suburban town outside Baltimore, feels she owes it to Marge to get to the truth. A dozen years ago Norrie left town as a size twenty. After college, medical school, and residency, she's back as a size ten and she wants some answers. She enlists the help of Sheriff's Deputy Travis Lawton, her big crush as a teen, and their investigation leads them along a twisty-turny path to a totally unexpected conclusion. Also unexpected are the feelings that begin to spark between them as they work together. In the middle of all this, her apartment floods and she has to move back into the old family home with her mother...a house that's now haunted by the ghost of her father. Rx Murder is the first of a series blending romance, murder, mystery, and the paranormal.
"Rx For Murder" Dr. Kurt Mason thinks a clinic run by Dr. James Howard is just a scam, and persuades his wealthy friend, Birney Britt, former investigative reporter, to check into the clinic to find out what is taking place there. Dr. Howard is murdered, and Birney learns that James Howard was a blackmailer and had hidden tapes containing the information he used in his extortion schemes. Police Lieutenant Randall O'Halloran makes life miserable for Birney as she tries to complete her investigation, even threatening prosecution if Birney continues. Birney accidentally finds Dr. Howard's tapes, but she keeps their contents to herself, wanting to learn what is on them before turning them over to the police. The information on the tapes puts Birney's life in danger as she moves through the maze created by the killer.
The incredible story of the only pharmacist in the history of American medicine to dilute critical chemotherapy treatments for desperately ill cancer patients; as a result, at least 40 patients are known to have died. The FBI moved into the investigation, and this case became the highest priority case in the nation until the terror attacks of 9/11! There has been no similar case in the 98 years history of the FBI. This was a crime so awful that FBI investigators initially could not imagine that such a crime could take place. Nevertheless, the criminal pharmacist, Robert Ray Courtney, was sent to prison.
Bea Middleton and Lucy Vega investigate the death of a colleague and stumble onto an international drug trafficking ring.