Missed yesterday so this is day 3 March. Do no harm was my top read for March. I didn't read many books that month.
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Missed yesterday so this is day 3 March. Do no harm was my top read for March. I didn't read many books that month.
#12Booksof2024 @Andrew65
Wow what a roller coaster this was. As a mother myself it does really get you thinking about how far you would go for your own child. It's a dark and at times emotional read. None of the characters are overly likeable but you can find something relatable to each of them. I felt the most for Rachel the detective. Her story was tough. The plot is a fast paced thrill ride to a clever and brilliant finish. I was hooked from page one. 5*
A surgeons son is kidnapped, and she is given the choice by his abductors to kill her high-profile patient on the operating table or to lose her son forever.
This was SO addictive and gripping. I loved every minute!
Read for one of my online book clubs. I have found that, while I love the crime & thriller genre, I hate psychological thrillers. I have never found one I like. Nevertheless, I I went into this one with an open mind but I have to say, the implausibility of the plot and the depiction of one of the main characters had me despairing within the first couple of chapters.
I saw this book in book e-mail months ago and knew I needed it. Another book I haven‘t even bothered to investigate … purely cover appeal. Another stenciled edge I couldn‘t pass up 😍 🤣
If you are looking for a suspenseful medical #thriller, you will definitely enjoy this one! Do No Harm is the bookish version of the most intense Grey's Anatomy episode.
Anna is a surgeon, and a very good one at that. She's preparing for a secret VIP surgery, and when she comes home, her world takes a turn for the worse.
Her 4-year-old son has been taken and in order to see him again, she has to kill the patient.
What would you do?😱
#suspense