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The Pain Nurse - A Cincinnati Casebook

The Pain Nurse - A Cincinnati Casebook

 eBook, Published by Poisoned Pen Press   (27 May 2011)

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Cheryl Beth Wilson is an elite nurse at Cincinnati Memorial Hospital who finds a doctor brutally murdered in a secluded office. Wilson had been having an affair with the doctoras husband, a surgeon, and this makes her a aperson of interesta to the police, if not at outright suspect. But someone other than the cops is watching Cheryl Beth. The killing comes as former homicide detective Will Borders is just hours out of surgery. But as his stretcher is wheeled past the crime scene, he knows this is no random act of violence. Instead, it has all the marks of a serial killer case he supposedly solved years before. Rebuked by his former partner and unable even to walk, Borders starts to investigate. He teams up with Cheryl Beth, who is desperate to clear her name. But as the city teeters on the edge of violence and a killer grows closer, the two are running out of time to unlock the secrets of the murder and the brooding, old hospital. The Pain Nurse begins a new series by the author of the award-winning David Mapstone series. When Cheryl Beth Wilson, a pain nurse at Cincinnati Memorial Hospital, finds the body of a doctor murdered in a remote office, she becomes a suspect because she had an affair with the doctor's husband. Luckily, one of her patients is a former homicide detective who recognizes the crime scene as similar to that of the work of a serial killer who terrorized the city a few years earlier. Talton, author of the award-winning David Mapstone (Cactus Heart) series, demonstrates his versatility in depicting the little-known world of the hospital pain nurse. A strong series launch, for all collections. Author Jon Talton's writing was developed over 20 years as a journalist, working for newspapers in San Diego, Denver, Dayton, Cincinnati, Charlotte, and Phoenix. Jon's columns have appeared in newspapers throughout North America. Before journalism, Jon worked as an ambulance medic in the inner city of Phoenix. He now lives in Seattle, WA.