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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. With dust jacket. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A 2023 CLAYMORE AWARD FINALISTDesperate to rid her husband of the burden of caring for her scleroderma and end-stage kidney failure, Betsy Daniels seeks out help to end her life. But her friend, a cancer survivor, convinces Betsy instead to pray like she's never prayed before. Several weeks later, the gambit seems to have paid off. Her kidney failure has resolved and even her family doctor, Regina Thomas, can't find a reason why. Her body is miraculously healing, the scleroderma vanishing as if it never existed. Betsy is convinced she's been blessed with a miracle and wants the world to know the word of God.But Regina isn't convinced they're witnessing God's work. She's a woman of science, and she fears Betsy's spontaneous remission may have other consequences. Betsy is changing, both outwardly and inwardly. And Regina is suffering from her own medical problems, and if she can find out why Betsy is healing, perhaps she can help herself as well.What Betsy and Regina don't know is that a hired killer is also seeking that answer. He's already murdered a biotech researcher who claimed to have developed a panacea for all disease, but the prototype itself is missing and all the supporting research destroyed. Having tortured and eliminated the researcher's friends and coworkers, the killer has tracked the prototype to Clearwater, Florida, where Betsy and Regina live. And he will stop at nothing to get it.He's not the only one. Before his murder, the researcher reached out to his friend, Swiss Professor Friedrich Gersch, a genius who has tackled some of the biggest biotechnological threats to society, and gave him clues to finding the prototype. Gersch has also traced those clues to Clearwater, and is determined to find the prototype before it falls into the hands of his greatest enemies.Whoever finds Betsy first will hold the key to the greatest medical discovery in human history-or its greatest threat.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A 2023 CLAYMORE AWARD FINALISTDesperate to rid her husband of the burden of caring for her scleroderma and end-stage kidney failure, Betsy Daniels seeks out help to end her life. But her friend, a cancer survivor, convinces Betsy instead to pray like she's never prayed before. Several weeks later, the gambit seems to have paid off. Her kidney failure has resolved and even her family doctor, Regina Thomas, can't find a reason why. Her body is miraculously healing, the scleroderma vanishing as if it never existed. Betsy is convinced she's been blessed with a miracle and wants the world to know the word of God.But Regina isn't convinced they're witnessing God's work. She's a woman of science, and she fears Betsy's spontaneous remission may have other consequences. Betsy is changing, both outwardly and inwardly. And Regina is suffering from her own medical problems, and if she can find out why Betsy is healing, perhaps she can help herself as well.What Betsy and Regina don't know is that a hired killer is also seeking that answer. He's already murdered a biotech researcher who claimed to have developed a panacea for all disease, but the prototype itself is missing and all the supporting research destroyed. Having tortured and eliminated the researcher's friends and coworkers, the killer has tracked the prototype to Clearwater, Florida, where Betsy and Regina live. And he will stop at nothing to get it.He's not the only one. Before his murder, the researcher reached out to his friend, Swiss Professor Friedrich Gersch, a genius who has tackled some of the biggest biotechnological threats to society, and gave him clues to finding the prototype. Gersch has also traced those clues to Clearwater, and is determined to find the prototype before it falls into the hands of his greatest enemies.Whoever finds Betsy first will hold the key to the greatest medical discovery in human history-or its greatest threat.…

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition. Simmons, Abigail (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Good.

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Condition: New. Simmons, Abigail (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: New. Simmons, Abigail (illustrator).

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Includes dust jacket. Cover boards are lightly warping. Otherwise minimal/no wear. Pages are clean, text and pictures are intact and unmarred.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Don't forget to be afraid.Neuropsychiatrist Cristina Silva cannot escape her past. The voice in her head of her former identity won't let her. Cristina also can't quite manage to force herself to forget the ex-boyfriend she dumped: handsome police detective Gary Wilson.Soon after beginning her new job at the Longwood Memory Center, Cristina receives a startling phone call from her contact at the FBI: an assassin is crisscrossing the country, killing anyone connected to the now-defunct pharmaceutical company ReMind--people like Cristina. The shadowy criminal enterprise Zero Dark is back.Indeed, an assassin is tracking Cristina, a literal femme fatale known as Dama Branca. Like Cristina, DB's memory was robbed by Zero Dark. Transfixed by the brilliant doctor, DB's unsure what's preventing her from killing Cristina. DB has memory glitches and longs to interpret them. Whether or not these have to do with Cristina, she doesn't know, but she senses their fates are entwined--with any luck, not fatally.Danger lurks in the shadows. Cristina's spurned lover, Wilson, is investigating the suspicious deaths of local teens, convinced they're not accidents. Before their bewildering ends, all the victims exhibit bizarre behavior, and there are now terrified whispers among their friends of a hooded boogeyman called Sack Man. One exceptional young man, Reggie Horne, is clearly in the middle of this bedlam. Wilson vows to prevent Sack Man from claiming Reggie as his next casualty.And when Cristina's in danger, Wilson is never far away. Just as it becomes apparent their two stories are entangled, the peril shoots sky-high. With at least one killer in their wake, they must quickly determine what's real and what's not. Unlocking Cristina's memories could save many lives--her own included. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. Simmons, Abigail (illustrator).

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition. Simmons, Abigail (illustrator).

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A 2023 CLAYMORE AWARD FINALISTDesperate to rid her husband of the burden of caring for her scleroderma and end-stage kidney failure, Betsy Daniels seeks out help to end her life. But her friend, a cancer survivor, convinces Betsy instead to pray like she's never prayed before. Several weeks later, the gambit seems to have paid off. Her kidney failure has resolved and even her family doctor, Regina Thomas, can't find a reason why. Her body is miraculously healing, the scleroderma vanishing as if it never existed. Betsy is convinced she's been blessed with a miracle and wants the world to know the word of God.But Regina isn't convinced they're witnessing God's work. She's a woman of science, and she fears Betsy's spontaneous remission may have other consequences. Betsy is changing, both outwardly and inwardly. And Regina is suffering from her own medical problems, and if she can find out why Betsy is healing, perhaps she can help herself as well.What Betsy and Regina don't know is that a hired killer is also seeking that answer. He's already murdered a biotech researcher who claimed to have developed a panacea for all disease, but the prototype itself is missing and all the supporting research destroyed. Having tortured and eliminated the researcher's friends and coworkers, the killer has tracked the prototype to Clearwater, Florida, where Betsy and Regina live. And he will stop at nothing to get it.He's not the only one. Before his murder, the researcher reached out to his friend, Swiss Professor Friedrich Gersch, a genius who has tackled some of the biggest biotechnological threats to society, and gave him clues to finding the prototype. Gersch has also traced those clues to Clearwater, and is determined to find the prototype before it falls into the hands of his greatest enemies.Whoever finds Betsy first will hold the key to the greatest medical discovery in human history-or its greatest threat.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Don't forget to be afraid.Neuropsychiatrist Cristina Silva cannot escape her past. The voice in her head of her former identity won't let her. Cristina also can't quite manage to force herself to forget the ex-boyfriend she dumped: handsome police detective Gary Wilson.Soon after beginning her new job at the Longwood Memory Center, Cristina receives a startling phone call from her contact at the FBI: an assassin is crisscrossing the country, killing anyone connected to the now-defunct pharmaceutical company ReMind--people like Cristina. The shadowy criminal enterprise Zero Dark is back.Indeed, an assassin is tracking Cristina, a literal femme fatale known as Dama Branca. Like Cristina, DB's memory was robbed by Zero Dark. Transfixed by the brilliant doctor, DB's unsure what's preventing her from killing Cristina. DB has memory glitches and longs to interpret them. Whether or not these have to do with Cristina, she doesn't know, but she senses their fates are entwined--with any luck, not fatally.Danger lurks in the shadows. Cristina's spurned lover, Wilson, is investigating the suspicious deaths of local teens, convinced they're not accidents. Before their bewildering ends, all the victims exhibit bizarre behavior, and there are now terrified whispers among their friends of a hooded boogeyman called Sack Man. One exceptional young man, Reggie Horne, is clearly in the middle of this bedlam. Wilson vows to prevent Sack Man from claiming Reggie as his next casualty.And when Cristina's in danger, Wilson is never far away. Just as it becomes apparent their two stories are entangled, the peril shoots sky-high. With at least one killer in their wake, they must quickly determine what's real and what's not. Unlocking Cristina's memories could save many lives--her own included.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The medical examiner's job is to speak for the dead, and protect the living. But what happens when the dead speak for themselves Stephen Englehart, an Armed Forces medical examiner. dedicates his life to bringing peace to the families of fallen soldiers. Tagged as one of the best, he's able to spot forensic clues others miss. But when the body of a US Marine, supposedly burned beyond recognition, shows up with hardly a scratch, even Stephen is stumped. Were the bodies switched Then, in the middle of the autopsy, the impossible happens.The soldier wakes up.Something incredible-and dangerous-is happening to the military's elite, and Stephen may be the only one who can figure it out. And when Stephen's sister, a Green Beret, goes missing, the entire military machine seems designed to stop him from finding her. To find the truth and save his sister, one man must stand against an army. Can he be the hero he never thought he could.…

Condition: New. Print on Demand. Monahan, Irish (illustrator).