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I Cannot Play With You
While Lyme disease won’t kill her, the man who infected her just may.
Sick with a disease that doesn’t officially exist, a state director for a U.S. Senator struggles to make sense of her boss’ suicide as she investigates the suspicious activities of the state’s other U.S. Senator and his sidekick, a nefarious rheumatologist—all while her best friend helps her manage her new and confusing symptoms of chronic Lyme. When she begins to suspect that her home, workplace, and car are littered with listening devices installed by some evildoer, she wonders if she’s crazy. After all, her best friend seems to think she is.
Sick with a disease that doesn’t officially exist, a state director for a U.S. Senator struggles to make sense of her boss’ suicide as she investigates the suspicious activities of the state’s other U.S. Senator and his sidekick, a nefarious rheumatologist—all while her best friend helps her manage her new and confusing symptoms of chronic Lyme. When she begins to suspect that her home, workplace, and car are littered with listening devices installed by some evildoer, she wonders if she’s crazy. After all, her best friend seems to think she is.
276 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2018
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June 22, 2019
Lyme disease stinks
I know, because I had it. But they caught it before it got chronic. This novel imagines that Lyme comes from something worse than ticks--evil people. At least that makes for a fun adventure!
I know, because I had it. But they caught it before it got chronic. This novel imagines that Lyme comes from something worse than ticks--evil people. At least that makes for a fun adventure!
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