Book Description

If you can't see your enemies they may be too close. One foe. An agitated nurse. Nasty notes. A chain of disturbing events. A dangerous pact with a suicidal patient. This ward nurse has to contend with a hidden enemy as well as a highly emotional mother. A terminal patient believes she's reached an end point where living is too much effort. A nurse steps in saving the day despite being suspended for her charge's death. A dark mind targets this bond of friendship and delivers black deeds. Accusations tarnish reputations, Ebony is frustrated, she's a competent nurse and not guilty of administering a fatal drug dose. A string of nasty accidents begin from the moment Ebony dissuades a patient Lauren from suicide. Knowing your enemies may prevent disasters, but can Ebony remain composed, help Lauren and remain unscathed? Behind sparkling smiles some people hide their true nature. Their warped ambitions crush the innocent. H.A Dawson writes engaging thrillers triggered by tantalising mysteries wrapped in dramatic suspense. This author has created a substantial catalogue to enthrall you, especially if you follow authors such as Robert Galbraith, Ian Rankin, Diane Chamberlain, A J Waines, Val McDermid, Dean Koontz and Jodi Picoult. This is one book from H.A Dawson's catalogue of gripping stories based determined women, embracing gritty themes with the strength of drama you would expect from the BBC. H.A Dawson creates strong quirky characters with realistic personality traits, ideal for psychological suspense.