Miss
Diagnosis
by Derek Dubois
Genre: Horror, Thriller
As a young medical student in Boston, Kate White is barely hanging on.
The stress of interning at a top-tier teaching hospital, compounded
by her father’s recent death and her upcoming wedding to a superstar
surgeon, are proving to be too much to handle.
Meanwhile, somewhere deep in the depths of the hospital’s research laboratory,
secretive experiments have led to a horrific breakthrough. As Kate
finds each new test increasingly overwhelming, she becomes obsessed
with seeking a way out, crossing all professional boundaries, and
putting herself and her colleagues in harm’s way.
In Miss Diagnosis, Dubois imbues his characters with nuance and realism
which heightens the suspense when “the story takes a wild swerve
in the final third that changes the straightforward crime drama into
a horror story” (Kirkus Reviews).
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Derek Dubois is an award-winning filmmaker and writer. His stories and
essays have been published in The Evansville Review, North Dakota
Quarterly, Allegory Ridge, The Helix, Dreamers Creative Writing, and
Senses of Cinema. Most recently, his essays Little Swimmers and
Bachelor Party were named NOTABLE WORKS by the 2019 and 2020 BEST
AMERICAN ESSAYS collections. Miss Diagnosis is his first novel. He
lives in northern Rhode Island with his wife and son.
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Thanks for sharing my book!