First do no harm

"With River Valley Hospital in the midst of negotiations to averta nurses' strike, a wealthy benefactor is set to give a large donation to honor the Chief of Emergency Medicine: Dr. Elliott Chin, the brother of private investigator Lydia Chin. Before the donation can be finalized, a member of the nu...

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Main Author: Rozan, S. J. (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Pegasus Crime, an imprint of Pegasus Books, Ltd., 2026.
Edition:First Pegasus books hardcover edition.
Series:Rozan, S. J. Lydia Chin/Bill Smith novels ; 16.
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Summary:"With River Valley Hospital in the midst of negotiations to averta nurses' strike, a wealthy benefactor is set to give a large donation to honor the Chief of Emergency Medicine: Dr. Elliott Chin, the brother of private investigator Lydia Chin. Before the donation can be finalized, a member of the nurses' negotiating committee is foundmurdered. A morgue assistant is arrested, and although he denies even knowing the victim, his father and brother--both doctors at the hospital--are quick to urge him to take a plea. Another negotiating committee member abruptly resigns and a senior biomedical technician disappears. An officially off-limits section of the hospital basement turns out to be a hotbed of unauthorized--and in some cases criminal--activity. Hired by the arrested man's lawyer, Lydia Chin and herpartner Bill Smith start to dig into the events and personnel at the hospital"--
Physical Description:307 pages ; 24 cm.
ISBN:9798897100323
Author Notes:S. J. Rozan is the author of The Mayors of New York , Family Business , The Art of Violence , Paper Son , and many other crime novels. She has won multiple awards for her fiction, including the Edgar, Shamus, Anthony, Nero, Macavity, the Japanese Maltese Falcon, and the Private Eye Writers of America Lifetime Achievement Award. S. J. was born and raised in the Bronx and now lives in lower Manhattan.