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When a promising country music singer on the verge of stardom mysteriously dies after undergoing a routine medical procedure, Kate Katelinson, an investigative reporter for The Courier-Journal, becomes personally tied to the case. After sources connected to the reporter's investigation start dying, Kate finds herself thrust into a twisted labyrinth of betrayal, corruption, and murder. Armed with only her investigative instincts and an unlikely alliance of friends, the reporter enters a terrifying game of cat-and-mouse with a mastermind more powerful than she could have ever anticipated. To complicate matters, Kate finds herself torn between her brilliant ex fiance, and a charismatic hospital executive who both may be after more than her heart. In her debut novel, Dr. M. Maitland DeLand takes readers through a rollercoaster ride of suspense while touching upon some of the most pressing social and healthcare issues of the 21st century. No library descriptions found. |
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Community Health Care Int’l bought out Nashville Mercy. It’s big news and Nashville Herald editor Ed Miller, sends journalist Kate Katelinson to interview Bradley Wickham, a hospital executive, for the paper. Mistakenly, Jan Peters, Kate’s roommate from college, thinks Kate is there about Gwendolyn Cartwright. She speaks out of turn. Kate begins to investigate. The ‘powers that be’ contact the editor. He tries to pull the plug on Kate’s snooping. She continues to investigate on her own. Bradley and Kate become interested in each other. He appears to be helping her, but … can she trust him?
Nashville Mercy is a debut novel for M. Maitland DeLand, and the first in the Kate Katelinson series. The mystery was intriguing. As Kate was wondering who she could trust, I found myself asking the same question. Kate is a good lead character and once she’s onto something, she won’t let go … even if it means her job. The cover actually threw me; the hat makes her appear more like an equestrian. I rated the novel at 3.5 out of 5. ( )