Bleak Midwinter

Bleak Midwinter

by PeterMillar (Author)

Synopsis

Two weeks before Christmas, Rajiv Mahendra, a trainee doctor at Oxford's John Radcliffe hospital encounters a patient with rare symptoms that are sinisterly familiar. In India, the disease is known as bubonic plague. The last time it occurred on a large scale in Europe, it was known as the Black Death and one third of the population died. Has the bacteria come back to life? And if so, how many will it kill this time?

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 384
Edition: UK open market ed
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 02 Jan 2002

ISBN 10: 0747557519
ISBN 13: 9780747557517
Book Overview: When plague breaks out in Oxford - no one is safe... Gripping novel from the author of Stealing Thunder

Media Reviews
`The mise en scene for is the city of Oxford itself; its byways lovingly described here just as they are in Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse books. There is only one suitable word for Bleak Midwinter - infectious. Pass it on' * Daily Mail *
`A touch of Dexter ... and the intrigue of Le Carre' * Daily Mail *
`Peter Millar's research is faultless ... first-rate' * Independent *
`A fast-moving informative thriller which keeps you turning the pages' * Oxford Times *
Author Bio
Peter Millar is a former Foreign Correspondent for the Sunday Times. He is the author of Tomorrow Belongs to Me, an account of life in East Berlin before and after the Berlin Wall came down, and the novel Stealing Thunder.