The Bone Hunger

· Indigo Dot Press
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“This is just the ticket for Robin Cook fans.”—Publishers Weekly

 

“An aptly crafted, riveting, and often unnerving mystery.”—Kirkus Reviews

 

“gripping, involving, and hard to put down.”—D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review

 

Three and half years after a bizarre incident nearly derailed his life, Benjamin Oris is back on track as a second-year orthopedic surgery resident. With a son he adores, a circle of supportive family and friends, and a great shot at winning the Conley Research Grant, his future looks bright. But when the severed limbs of his former patients start turning up in Philadelphia parks, everything he’s worked for threatens to collapse.

 

Covered in bite marks and bearing recent surgical implants, the hacked-off limbs heighten the anxiety among his already traumatized coworkers, many of whom survived a plane crash in Alaska the month before. Could someone they know be a killer?

 

With the help of his CDC friend Laurette and her forensic-psychiatrist colleague, Ben must once again bury his skepticism and risk his career to uncover the monstrous force behind the gruesome murders.

 

Before someone close to him becomes the next victim.

 

*Although a standalone novel, The Bone Hunger is the second book in the Benjamin Oris medical thriller series, where a man of science gets caught up in otherworldly situations.

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About the author

Carrie Rubin is a physician turned author who writes medical thrillers. She enjoys exploring other genres as well, so she has a cozy mystery published under the pen name Morgan Mayer and a novel of magical realism under the pen name Dannie Boyd. She is a member of the International Thriller Writers association and lives in NE Ohio.

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