Description
Blindsight by Robin Cook is a medical thriller that explores the dark side of organ transplantation and the lengths people may go to when demand for donor organs outstrips supply.
When a series of young professionals die in what appear to be drug overdoses, forensic pathologist Dr Laurie Montgomery begins investigating the suspicious deaths. As she examines the evidence, she uncovers disturbing questions that point towards a possible medical conspiracy. What initially looks like a series of unrelated tragedies may be connected to a far more sinister operation, where medical expertise and human vulnerability intersect.
Combining forensic investigation, medical science and suspense, Blindsight raises unsettling questions about ethics, greed and the exploitation of vulnerable people. It is the first book in Robin Cook’s Jack Stapleton and Laurie Montgomery series, introducing the forensic pathologist whose investigations uncover crimes hidden behind the apparent respectability of the medical world. A good choice for readers who enjoy fast-paced medical thrillers and mysteries rooted in scientific and ethical dilemmas.
