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Dr. Saul Berman is a sports crazy Jewish plastic surgeon who works for the Wrigley Clinic in Chicago. His patients... and colleagues... keep dying. Though Berman slits throats for a living, he insists the deaths are not by his own hand.
After the initial death by an unknown assailant, but quiet killer, Berman is questioned if he is the murderer. The female detective, Karen Jahnman, an old adversary, finally believes he is innocent. No one else does. Berman must work to clear his name and find the murderer, all while trying to woo the blond detective.
Each murder is bizarre, and the killer is leaving few clues. Berman turns to his friends to help him with profiling the murderer. It amazes the detective that these amateurs are hitting a home run on the formulation of the case.
The killer continues to use unique methods to kill Berman's patients and colleagues.
Can Berman determine who is the killer before he or his loved one loses their lives?
About the author
Scott B. Blanke is a retired Mayo Clinic surgeon. In his second career, he has turned to writing. He has published several flash fiction, a short western story, and a travel story, with photographs. His first novel Oscar Diggs, The Wizard of Oz, came out in December, by Black Rose Writing. Available on Amazon.Scott lives in La Crosse, Wisconsin with his author wife. He has three grown children and visits to them make up a large part of his life. Although that may be just an excuse to try out new restaurants and wines. When not writing, Scott enjoys gardening, specializing in exotic garlic. He dabbles in amateur photography, particularly taking photos of his grandchildren.Contact Scott via email: sbb04blanke@gmail.com
