A vacation turns deadly. A stare at death. Will doctor-to-be Zora Smyth survive?
Pre-med Zora Smyth deserves a break after graduating from college. A quick trip with a friend to Mexico for a relaxing vacation was supposed to do the trick before she had to start medical school.
But her good Samaritan efforts to help a stranger turns deadly, putting her in the crosshairs of an enemy and her life at risk.
Can doctor-to-be Zora Smyth survive long enough to escape?
LETHAL EMERGENCY is the prequel to Dobi Cross' gripping suspense-filled series of medical thrillers. If you like page-turning non-gory thrillers filled with unexpected rollercoaster twists and intrigue, you’ll love LETHAL EMERGENCY.
As a former physician and business executive in another life—with a childhood filled with reading multi-genre novels (including Shakespeare in the original version)—Dobi Cross loves to write thrilling stories with heart.
She enjoys dreaming up everyday characters who rise above unfavorable circumstances to overcome incredible odds. When not writing, Dobi can be found binging K-dramas and ice cream with her little sidekick by her side.
This short story gets going from page one all the way to the end. When Dr. Zora helps a stranger while on a short vacation in Mexico it could be the last thing she does as a doctor. Now her life is danger! Can she survive long enough to return home? You will need to read this book to find out. I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of this book. This is my own opinion of it.
I believe this is a wonderful beginning to the Dr. Zora series this short book let's us know she has a best friend and that they are starting medical school soon and they are on vacation right now
I loved this story!!! It was fun had adventure, suspense, action, twists and unexpected turns!! The characters were well thought out and wonderfully flawed!! I would highly recommend this short story and I will definitely be reading Lethal Dissection next!! Happy Reading!!!
Zora and Christine are awesome friends and this is a great short story of their earlier days. I’ve read all of the Zora stories and this is an awesome one