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5.0 out of 5 stars A MEDICAL EXPERT'S TAKE ON THE PATIENT--DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP MAKES FOR INFORMED, YET LIGHTHEARTED, READING, May 17, 2013 By L. C. Henderson (Velddrift, South Africa) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) For those readers who, like myself, have to attend the doctor on a regular basis fo...

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Yes, that's me, trying to bring some gravitas to my work. I had these novels with an agent for quite a while, but she couldn't sell them...a common story with indie authors and publishers who won't consider new authors. First, Do No Harm was number one in the Brier Hospital Series, but each novel st...

I'm getting ready to publish my 7th medical fiction novel, The Plague Within. It's the fifth in the Brier Hospital Series.
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It wasn't until I completed four novels that I tackled one based on our experience at sea. That's Deadly Passage about a family who has been at sea for five years and finally decide to go home. The thought is a lot easier than the reality as they meet obstacle after obstacle trying to get home. As i...

No question. I saw a multiplier effect as new novels were added to the series. I have a small, but growing following for my work, but it still takes much time to promote. Keep track of readers who enjoy your work, esp. reviewers and ask them for permission to add them to your email contacts list. Th...

I have six novels published in print and Kindle. Four are part of the Brier Hospital Series. Despite the common setting and sharing of characters, each novel stands on its own. I've been lucky to have had excellent reviews of my work. Readers like the accurate descriptions of the realities of the sc...

I've published six novels, all with medical themes, but this is my first non-fiction work. The idea for this book has been brewing in my head for years, and with the continued debate over healthcare, I thought I'd have my say. The book deals with serious material presented in a lighthearted and humo...

I'm Larry Gold, a retired physician and long distance cruiser. My wife and I retired in 1995 for a life at sea. We sailed out the Golden Gate, turned left, and never returned (by boat, at least). We cruised in Mexico, Central America, through the Panama Canal, and into the Caribbean. Life on a sailb...