DOUG KANE MD
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BIO
At age 12, Doug Kane wrote his first song. Six years later he attended Berklee College of Music. Soon, the need to eat and pay rent pushed him to seek an employable skill he could depend on while pursuing music. He chose respiratory therapy out of a college catalogue becuse it said he could earn a decent living in less than two years. His love for medical science took over and never stopped. He attended the Medical College of Virginia, then completed his specialty training and conducted research at Vanderbilt University.
Doug Kane M.D. is now a retired pulmonary/critical care physician and has returned to his creative roots. God Dust is his second medical thriller in the Broken Cure series. He has published numerous works within his realm of science. Doug's novels draw from both his medical science expertise and his diverse personal experiences.
BROKEN CURE
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Critical care specialist, Alex Winthrop M.D. starts a typical day making rounds in the ICU at Rhode Island General, when he is called to help a patient in cardiac arrest. Alex is puzzled by the dying man’s test results. Soon, a pattern emerges that spurs him on to dig deeper despite resistance from the hospital’s CEO, Ted Beaumont. Beaumont’s only concern is avoiding bad press, but that should be the least of his worries.
In the midst of his investigation, personal tragedy strikes, catapulting Alex into a lonely downward spiral where addiction and an unlikely lover fill the void. He is jolted back into focus by a second overwhelming loss. With no job to return to, he devotes himself to finding an explanation for the mounting patient deaths.
Olivia Nillson Ph.D., a renowned biochemist and cellular toxicologist---knows too much. A phone call from Dr. Winthrop entices her to come forward. She joins him on a corrupted path that leads to an international plot involving a cunning biological weapon. Can they expose the conspiracy in time to save more innocent lives? Will anyone listen?
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REVIEWS FOR
BROKEN CURE
It keeps you on the edge of your seat! Loved it!
GREAT READ!
I highly recommend this book
The story had me from the beginning. I could not put the book down
Great read, highly recommend!
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Broken Cure.
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GOD DUST
What if we discovered the spark that created life only to learn it was forbidden fruit?
Six months ago, Alex Winthrop MD and research scientist Olivia Nilsson Ph.D. were entangled in an international plot that almost got them killed. CIA operatives spared their lives— for a price. In exchange for freedom and silence, they must conduct research sanctioned by the DOD. When Alex is assigned to a covert military nanorobotics lab, he wants out. But Olivia is immersed in her work, and her desire to flee has faded. She convinces him to stay.
Their research takes a turn when a co-worker reveals a dusty powder, rumored to accelerate healing. The legend began in Tiptonville, a rural town by the Mississippi River, in 1907. The events surrounding the discovery were buried, hidden away for over a century. Alex and Olivia secretly set out to determine if the claims are true.
Disaster strikes when a bioengineered virus tears across the globe. They find themselves in the crosshairs, torn between morality and medical duty. Should they reveal their startling, unsanctioned research? The dust may be their only salvation—or their damnation. Will mankind survive being saved?
