Murder by Prescription
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Murder by Prescription

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Summary

Through the decades, the public has made the Doctor their God. Whatever he/she said was gospel. The public looks to the FDA (whose budget is over 60% funded by ‘Big Pharma’) as their protection.

Status
Complete
Chapters
21
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Prologue

Marty sat staring at the wall. Three weeks and three days ago he had been sitting in a cubicle musing that his squirrel cage existence looked permanent. A chance encounter and he was launched into 17 days of fulfilled dreams, conspiracy, intrigue, failure, death and success. He felt like he had not had time for a deep breath.


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