A cracker of a special book
Mental Dental
The prequel to Obsession of the Damned and a fascinating read.
It's described as ingenious and I thank those who say so.
It is intriguing and different.
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Mental Dental (Murder by Proxy) is getting popular with Japanese readers.
Great going for sales but in need of reviews to climb the charts.
Why is it popular?
It's simply an ingenious and entertaining read.
It's full of twists and turns, keeping the reader intrigued and turning the pages, keeping the reader guessing and metaphorically speaking, on their toes.
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Dentists get away with murder...
This was a statement made today in a meeting I attended regarding health services.
What the individual meant was not what I heard.
I heard connotations of Mental Dental (Murder by Proxy)
My third book, was about crime undertaken by Dentists. The most severe of the ten commandments being broken... Though shall not kill!
It's an original story of multiple murders that go relatively undetected.
Psychopathic and criminal minds on overdrive...
Here's the link killer thriller
Mental Dental (MBP)
A nail biting thriller full of twists and turns, one you need to get your teeth into to find out who is killing dental patients and why they are being slaughtered.
Join Dr Jessie Stack as she tries to prove her innocence following accusations of murder. The murder she is involved in is not the only one uncovered and committed by others.
A spine chilling thriller that is different in every way. Its bark is not worse than its bite.
I dare you read it.
4 stars review
This new review of Mental Dental (MBP)
Ever wondered if there's anything worse than a dental abscess?
By Peter - 5 Sep 2014
Amazon Verified Purchase
Intriguing from the start this short story unfolds in front of your eyes like a news headline story right through to the (unexpected?) end. A great read from a fledgling author who will one day become well recognised. Look forward to more from Ram
Thanks Peter
