Sisters of Mercy

Sisters of Mercy

Latchvale Hospital. <br /><br />Sister Josephine Farewell has suspicions about the deaths on her ward. <br /><br />As another patient dies unexpectedly, Sister Farewell begins to suspect that a serial killer is at work in the Intensive Therapy Unit. <br /><br />After reporting her fears to the police, Home Office investigator Tom Jones enlists Jo’s help in his undercover operation. <br /><br />Jones is not convinced that the deaths are random. <br /><br />But what is the link?<br /><br />As Jones and Sister Farewell investigate they find sinister connections between the patients that lead them into a world of religious fanaticism and cold-blooded manipulation… <br /><br />‘Sisters of Mercy’ is a chilling medical thriller. <br /><br />Praise for Andrew Puckett:<br /><br />‘If medical mysteries are what keep you glued to your fireside chair… then look no further. Puckett, something of a master of the genre, has penned a cracker’ - Western Daily Press<br /><br />‘a thoroughly well-worked mystery’ - Oxford Times<br /><br />‘an interesting story with a very plausible plot and frightening overtones’ - Mystery News<br /><br />‘A terrifying scenario made all the more chillingly believable by its similarities to real life situations’ - The Southern Daily Echo<br /><br />‘the best thing about it is its remarkable feeling of authenticity’ - Birmingham Post<br /><br />Andrew Puckett worked in the NHS for twenty one years, fifteen of them as microbiologist for the Oxford Blood Transfusion Centre, before turning to writing and teaching. He has also written ‘Death Before Time’. <br /><br />Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent publisher of digital books.<br />