Description
A Cycle of Deception and Control: Meet Marissa Thomas, a respected head nurse in pediatrics, whose dedication masks a sinister truth: she is replicating the very abuse she suffered as a child. Haunted by her mother Caroline Thomas’s manipulative grip, Marissa now fabricates illnesses in her own patients, desperate for the attention and control she craves. But when a new mother, Julie Campbell, senses something is terribly wrong, a desperate battle of wits begins.
The Unsettling Truth of Trauma: As Julie’s suspicions grow, the narrative expertly weaves between Marissa’s chilling present and her harrowing past, exposing the insidious cycle of maternal madness. “Retribution” is an unflinching and disturbing journey into the human psyche, exploring the blurred lines of victimhood, the desperate need for validation, and the enduring, devastating impact of trauma.
If you’re a fan of psychological suspense that challenges your perceptions and delves into the darkest corners of human nature, prepare for a thought-provoking and unsettling read that will leave you questioning everything.
Don’t miss out! Read Retribution and discover the shocking truth about Marissa Thomas.
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ISBN: 979-8787028355 Amazon
ISBN: 979-8765530566 Barnes and Noble
Marlee Bloxam –
If you’re looking for a book that will terrify you from going to the hospital, then this is the book for you! I don’t think I’ve ever been so scared of the medical field after reading this. It’s full of suspense and terror, and it’s definitely not for the faint of heart. The author does a great job of making you feel like you’re right there in the middle of the action, and I couldn’t put it down. If you’re looking for a good medical thriller book, then I would highly recommend this one.
Derek –
Wow – this was so weird and so very wonderful.
Illenue –
I’m glad I gave this book a second chance. I started it a few months ago and didn’t really get into it, then for some reason decided to pick it up again. For me, it took a few chapters before I really got sucked in, and I very much had a few moments thinking
Luna Matthewson –
If I never have to go to the hospital again, it’ll be too soon. And after reading this book, I’m even more terrified of the idea. It’s not that the book is particularly graphic or gruesome. It’s just that it paints a very convincing picture of how easy it is for things to go wrong in a hospital setting. Whether it’s due to error, negligence, or just plain bad luck, the author shows how patients can end up suffering needlessly-and sometimes even dying-as a result of incompetent care. Thankfully, my own experiences with the medical profession have been mostly positive. But this book has definitely given me pause for thought the next time I’m tempted to make an appointment with my doctor.