Beat the Reaper

Beat the Reaper

by JoshBazell (Author)

Synopsis

The Doctor will see you now...Meet Peter Brown, a young Manhattan ER Doctor who has a past he'd prefer to stay hidden. When a figure from the old days emerges, it looks increasingly unlikely that his secret will stay intact. Nicholas LoBrutto, aka Eddy Squillante, is given three months to live, and it's clear to Peter that the clock is ticking for both of them. He must do whatever it takes to keep him - and his patient - alive. It's time to beat the reaper...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Windmill Books
Published: 01 Apr 2010

ISBN 10: 0099527529
ISBN 13: 9780099527527
Book Overview: A dark and original thriller - House on speed

Media Reviews
Hold on to your hats. Josh Bazell's first novel is a roller-coaster ride from the very first page, fast, furious, and - believe it or not - funny...A cross between ER and the Sopranos, this is House on speed, with a little Dexter thrown in and wisecracking dialogue to boot. It's breathtakingly accomplished for a debut. Bazell is a name to watch * Daily Mail *
Funny and outrageous, with a great central character and the energy and frenetic pace sustained throughout...Determinedly cynical about the US medical system and with informative footnotes * Guardian *
The novel speeds you like an emergency-room patient on a gurney through 300 pages of adrenalin-fuelled action, medical drama, mob dealings and stomach-turning violence * Scotland on Sunday *
Beat the Reaper is way cool and ice cold. A ferocious read -- Don Winslow
Beat the Reaper is a blast. Josh Bazell blew me away with this story that is as relentless as a bullet -- Michael Connelly
Author Bio
Josh Bazell is a doctor and novelist. He has a BA in writing from Brown University and an MD from Columbia. He has worked as a screenwriter, and while in medical school investigated suspicious deaths for the Chief Medical Examiner of the City of New York. He is currently a resident at the University of California, San Francisco, and is writing his second novel.