Bliss tells the chilling story of a pharmaceutical CEO who may be orchestrating the deaths of his employees, bringing new meaning to the term “side effects.”
Excerpt
Lindsey Walsh thinks she has found personal and professional happiness when she lands a job at pharmaceutical giant, Imec. Paired with her colleague, Katherine Blair, they're entrusted with the marketing of an exciting new psychotropic drug called Bliss, the next generation of antidepressants with truly startling therapeutic capabilities. But when several workplace deaths occur almost simultaneously, Lindsey fears she has stumbled on a diabolic conspiracy with horrifying consequences. Could the drug company be engaged in a controlled experiment using their own employees as guinea pigs?
Convinced that something else links the so-called random deaths, Lindsey jeopardizes her professional future to uncover the truth. Together with Katherine, they discover a sinister plot that goes a Promethean leap beyond accepted medical ethics and into nightmare.
Bliss combines the fast action of a nerve-jangling thriller with the medical possibilities of science in the hands of the obsessed.
Professional Reviews
Philadelphia Book Review
"FAST PACED, ALL TOO REALISTIC . . . WITH A SHATTERING CLIMAX."
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"A spellbinder . . . Hair raising . . . Will keep you rooted to your chair."
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