Fatal Diagnosis

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Summary: Never A Dull Moment
Review: Americans who have had surgery overseas are returning to the U.S. and suffering complications. Some are turning up murdered. When nurse Adele Monsarrat gets wind of this trend, she begins to investigate and ends up right in the middle of things (as usual) and in danger herself. Heron manages to weave irresistible humor into even the most dire of circumstances. I love the antics of Nelson, the vegetarian Labrador Retriever. When he meets Helen, the deaf and blind cat, for the first time, it is absolutely hysterical. I have enjoyed several of Heron's other books and she just keeps getting better and better. A thoroughly engrossing and delightful read. The only question is, why isn't the publisher promoting Heron's books more vigorously? Her books belong on all the bestseller lists.

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Summary: Adele Monsarrat Returns
Review: Fatal Diagnosis by Echo Heron: Adele Monsarrat returns in "Fatal Diagnosis". As always, the author carefully develops the suspense and you will have no choice but to become riveted as the plot unfolds before you. I liked it and am looking forward to more in the series.

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Summary: not up to par
Review: I've read and enjoyed Echo's previous books, but I found this one tedious and overly detailed. I never made it past page 60.