November 2019 Guadalajara International Book Fair Waking Dead exhibit

WAKING DEAD by Jay Glendell 

US Review of Books 

The medical profession meets the FBI; keeps the pace swift, clues piling up and shocking surprises in this novel to be thoroughly enjoyed by fans of adventurous thrillers.

Pacific Book Review

An esteemed medical man may or may not be a monstrous ex-Nazi; if you enjoy a good tale well told with intrigue and energy, you’ll enjoy the experience of Waking Dead.

The story involves a hospital-based physician facing a bitter divorce and the possibility of losing his job because he works in a hospital facing financial problems. He finds that he is unsuspectingly and unwillingly involved in solving recent murders and the death of employees at his hospital and another hospital in the northwest that had occurred in the past. He is recruited for this investigation by a gorgeous young female FBI agent, who had grown up in the northwest of United States. Her father, who had worked at a hospital in a university-community there, had died from a hunter’s stray bullet along with other colleagues who had died from similar suspicious events. His daughter, who always suspected that the death was not accidental, had found a definite way to identify the murderer that, until recently, was not available. To definitely prove it, however, she must trace the history of the suspect back to his origins in Europe and find a family that includes an elderly brother who is on his deathbed but is an essential piece of the puzzle. 

The plot includes romance, adventure, unusual locations, and surprise. 

    

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