Syndrome

by Barbara Pronin

Doctors at the Reese-Fowler Medical Center are shocked to find that terminally ill patients are miraculously recovering, but as investigative reporter Nancy Rafferty probes the phenomenon, she finds a deadly evil that could destroy untold lives

10 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1986

About the author

Barbara Pronin, whose work has been praised by best-selling authors Mary Higgins Clark and Tony Hillerman, and Faye Kellerman, s the author of eight mysteries, including three as Barbara Nickolae, and a WW II novel, Winter's End, which won the 2025 Gold Medal for Best Adult Novel (IPPY Award) from the Independent Publishers Book Awards. A former actress, probation officer, journalist and substitute teacher, she is a fan of dark chocolate, the Dodgers, Greek sunsets and African elephants. When she isn't writing, which isn't often, she can probably be found struggling painfully at the piano.

Reviews

[Jodi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easy and enjoyable read. The lengths people will go to in order to further their own interests is unbelievable!

On a personal note, it was fun to read about Miriam and Zan going for a cruise on the Song of Norway. I went on this ship as a kid in the 80s! So fun to find it in a story too! Good memories!