Head Case

by Michael Wiley

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Pub Date Apr 06 2021 | Archive Date Mar 26 2021

Canongate Books | Severn House

Mystery & Thrillers

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Description

Head Casewas nominated for the 2022 Shamus Best PI Novel award.

Chicago private investigator Sam Kelson uncovers more than he bargained for when he investigates a series of suspicious deaths at the Clement Memorial Hospital.

"My friend, this place is killing people."

While in the hospital recuperating from a gunshot wound, Chicago PI Sam Kelson is approached by a nurse who's troubled by three recent deaths. No pattern, no connection - except that three patients died when they shouldn't have.

Initially skeptical, Kelson starts asking questions - and the more he uncovers, the clearer it becomes that something isn't right. What exactly has been going on at Clement Memorial Hospital? Has someone been killing patients? If so, why? As Kelson digs deeper, he comes to realize that someone is determined to prevent him finding out the truth. Whatever it takes.

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EDITION	Other Format
ISBN	9780727889836
PRICE	$28.99 (USD)
PAGES	240

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Reviewer 266180

Unexplained Deaths..
The third Sam Kelson mystery and Sam gets some unexpected results when investigating a series of deaths at a memorial hospital. There is no apparent connection with each other but the deaths are all unexplained. It soon becomes clear that nothing is as it seems and that something is very wrong indeed. A swiftly moving storyline and a plot populated with a deftly drawn cast make this a worthy and enjoyable addition to the series.