The book is about a disabled veteran who struggles with addiction and PTSD. He finds redemption while working through a tragedy he feels partially responsible for.

The book explores addiction, the scars of war, grief, greed, deceit, justice and redemption.

How can this disabled veteran find justice and meaning in his life?

The setting is familiar to me, having grown up in Tampa and having practiced medicine for over forty years.

The story is fictional but the ketamine therapy was inspired by real events.

One of my professors in medical school used to call the radiologists “shadow merchants” and one of the central figures in the book is a radiologist who dies.

Anyone interested in medicine, suspense and the threats posed by our digital world.

A satisfaction from seeing a destitute individual redeemed and justice served.

If you want to write, formulate your general theme (having a rough outline helps). Then, set aside time every day and start writing even if you have no idea what you are going to write before you sit down.

Yes, the scene where Jackson Lee confronts Jon on the porch of Jon’s home.

My research experience with diagnostic imaging and my knowledge of malpractice proceedings influenced my writing substantially

Justice and a search for meaning in Jon’s struggles

A novel involving genetic manipulation (fiction of course!)

I want to be authentic. I want to bring something plausible to the reader even though it is fiction.

Maybe

Triumph over evil