Doing Harm

The book delves into complex moral dilemmas faced by medical professionals. I wonder if real cases or personal experiences influenced these portrayals.

The legal aspects added depth but also made the story feel a bit slower at times. Was that intentional to build tension or just a natural part of the narrative flow?

The mix of suspense and horror was intense, but I’m curious how the author approached blending these genres without one overshadowing the other.