Doing Harm by Kelly Parsons is an intense and gripping psychological thriller. It tells the story of Dr. Paul Caine, a pediatric surgeon with a brilliant mind, who always puts his patients first. But when a young girl dies under his care, Paul spirals into a deep depression and finds himself unable to continue practicing medicine. Desperate to help his ailing patient, he instead puts all his energy into finding out what really happened to her.
In his quest for the truth, Paul finds himself in the middle of a tangled web of lies and deception. He soon realizes that a powerful and influential group of doctors, known as the White House, are behind the girl’s death and conspiring to cover it up. With the help of an unlikely ally, Paul risks everything to uncover the truth and expose the White House’s sinister plans.
Doing Harm is packed with twists and turns as the story unfolds. As Paul unravels the mystery of what happened to the young girl and confronts his inner demons, they both come to terms with the painful truth at the heart of the story. Kelly Parsons’ writing style is direct and engaging, and her characters have a real presence that makes it impossible to put the book down until the end.
The ethical dilemmas faced by Paul as he risks everything to save his patient are heart-wrenching, and the suspenseful story never waivers. Add in the sharp dialogue, and emotional intensity, Doing Harm makes for a highly entertaining, thought-provoking read.
The book is a powerful and insightful look into the ethical issues facing medical professionals today. It touches on the delicate and complicated situation of when medical decisions go wrong, as well as the failures of the medical system as a whole. Doing Harm is an important read for anyone interested in medicine and justice.
Doing Harm is a gripping and powerful novel that delves deep into the minds of its characters and explores the moral complexities of medical ethics. It’s a fast-paced and captivating read that’s sure to leave you thinking about the difficult choices faced by medical professionals every day.
