I received a gifted copy and am providing a review.
This book is deep, steeped in the mysteries of how poison
can kill a person. As a medical transcriptionist, at least ten of those years
spent as a pathology transcriptionist, I found myself being fascinated with
some of the language used in this book. Even though I don’t know what all the
terms mean, my own background makes me familiar with the language. While this
is book #3 in the Lily Robinson series, it can be read as a standalone, though
I think having read the first two would give the reader a better idea of the
background of the characters.
The premise of this tale is Lily Robinson being called in to
take a closer look at the death of Senator Steinman, and then also being called
in to take a closer look at a high-ranking official in another country. Both
deaths are shrouded in the same mystery – why, how, who? There is also quite a
lot of political intrigue underlying all of these questions. There may even be
just the tiniest hint of romance, just to keep things interesting.
Dr. Magnani’s experience as a “pathologist, toxicologist,
chemist, author” (as taken from her website) gives all the more credence of
some of the finer details between the pages of this book. If you are even
remotely interested in medicine and/or political intrigue, give this one a
read.
Purchase Links:
Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-message-in-poison-bj-magnani/1140554801?ean=9781645993254
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Great review, thank you! Isn't it fun when there is something to really connect you to the story?
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