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Greg Iles spent most of his youth in Natchez, Mississippi, where he graduated from Ole Miss in 1983. His thirteen New York Times bestselling novels have been adapted into films, translated into more than twenty languages, and published in more than thirty-five countries around the world. . He lives in Natchez with his two children.

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A Southern doctor is drawn into a terrifying circle of murderous mysteries in this powerful thriller from New York Times bestselling author Penn Cage.

dr Chris Shepard has never ever seen his new patient before. But the attractive young woman with the scarred face knows him all too well. Alex Morse, an undercover FBI agent, is in Dr. Shepard’s office in Natchez, Mississippi to uncover a killer.

A local divorce attorney has a group of clients whose spouses have died under mysterious circumstances. Agent Morse’s own brother-in-law was one of those clients, and now his beloved sister is dead. Shepard’s beautiful wife consulted this attorney a week ago, a visit Shepard was unaware of. Will you help Alex Morse catch a killer? Or will he be the next victim of a deathtrap of sex, lies, and murder?

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FBI agent Alex Morse at the deathbed of his sister Grace, who is dying of a blood clot near the brain. Grace’s last words, whispered to Alex, accuse her husband of murdering her and she begs Alex to protect their son. For everyone else, Grace’s death is due to a devastating illness, but Alex is determined. Believing that her sister’s death was actually a murder, she throws herself into investigation mode to solve the mystery.

In the course of his investigation, Alex ignores FBI orders and loses his job. But with the help of his friends (past and present) in the FBI and the help of Dr. Chris Shepard, he begins uncovering an original and demonically clever “murder for rent” scheme that’s particularly evil since the murders appear deadly to doctors. Conditions.

I haven’t read Greg Iles in a while so I bought this 2002 book last week and spent almost a week reading it. This is a longer-than-the average work, and its complications and the plot twists are very intriguing. I’ve always liked Ellis’ writing style, and in this book he presents an absolutely terrifying foe in Dr. Eldon Tarver, a scientific genius.

With the help of Andrew Rusk, a divorce attorney who acts as Tarver’s terrified henchman, the two leave a trail of murders that aren’t real murders as the victims appear to be dying of cancer or some other deadly condition.

This is a diabolical plan that doesn’t come across as believable when Alex attempts to issue a plea for help from official sources. But Alex is extremely cautious, and her few loyal associates are also wise. They know they’re dealing with the epitome of evil, and they’re up for the challenge.

This is a scary and terrifying story, and Dr. Tarver is dark to the core. I once read that “a mystery is GOOD only to the extent that how much the villain is BAD”. This book is really good.

Essentially, this novel explores a theme that has plagued crime writers since the genre’s inception and commits the perfect murder. It also explores a proposal that has long interested me as a biochemist and cell biologist. A trained molecular biologist who is also a psychopath could become a formidable assassin and terrorist, especially if given access to ample resources. Iles continues this theme by having the person serve in the Army Biological Warfare Program and then working with a divorce attorney who plans solutions to unhappy marriages (unsolvable murders).

I like the fact that Iles did a lot of homework and sticks to the true concepts of molecular biology and virology when describing the basic science of his central proposal for his killer, rather than creating “scientific facts” to drive his plot like other novelists . to have. For me, however, the plot breaks down when he endows his killer with superhuman abilities that allow him to create a controllable cancer-causing retrovirus in a short, defined amount of time.

I’m not an expert in virology, but I suspect it would take a team of experienced scientists in a well-equipped laboratory to perform the preparations and tests that the limited-resource killer performed himself while working full-time. Give me a break! This problem has always been my problem with the Isles novels, the tendency to deviate into the absurd either as a plot element or as a situation. And I understand that’s probably what’s selling your books.

Aside from the psychopathic killer, the characters are from Isles Corporation: the troubled FBI agent who rebels against the agency’s bureaucracy, the honest young doctor (and his attractive wife) who is an associate of Dr. Tom Cage, the greedy lawyer, is , the main character’s retired police officer and father figure, as well as the main character’s children and young doctor. Even Penn Cage makes a cameo appearance. The stage at Natchez and Jackson is really just a convenience. There is little of the Southern flavor of the Isles Penn Cage novels.

Despite my issues with the absurd nature of the plot, I still recommend this novel as a good read. After all, it’s absurd stories that drive suspense fiction.

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