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Testimonials for Murders at Hollings General "Superb action-packed entertainment. Dr. Labriola wove his years of medical expertise into this well-written whodunit." Dr. Henry Lee, Director, Connecticut Institute for Forensic Science
"A magnificently written medical mystery. World-class action and suspense abound. This bright new storyteller pens a page-turning thriller you won't soon forget." Jerrold Jenkins, Publisher of Independent Publisher magazine Author of Publish to Win and Inside the Bestsellers
"The story is a humdinger . . . a real whodunit . . . from a writer who knows how to put every twist and turn into the puzzle." John J. Daley, Book Review Editor, Waterbury Republican-American
"Jerry Labriola plainly knows his way around hospitals. He also has an appetite for murderous violence and an ear for the nuances of detective fiction. Readers of Murders at Hollings General will be glad their medical care is available in more serene surroundings." C. Michael Curtis, Senior Editor of The Atlantic Monthly
"Jerry Labriola's first mystery novel is an auspicious beginning to what one hopes will be the first of a fascinating saga of murder adventures." Marvin Kaye, Adjunct Professor of Creative Writing, NYU; Author of Bullets for Macbeth and other mysteries; Nero Award Judge
"Reader--you find yourself in the care of Gerald Labriola, M.D., whose prescription is a cardiac stress test in the form of a novel. From the first diabolical and grisly murder to the final confrontation, be prepared for a persistent adrenalin surge." Floyd Kemske, Author of Human Resources and The Virtual Boss
"Believable characters. A medical thriller with all the right symptoms--tension. suspense, humor--and a stunning diagnosis. A fine debut." Beth Lordan, Director, Creative Writing Program, Southern Illinois University; Author of And Both Shall Row and August Heat
". . . a good, fast read . . . a page turner. I hope Dr. David Brooks is planning a reappearance." Green Bay Press Gazette
"Labriola has woven . . . a tight, fast-paced tale, with enough twists and red herrings to keep the reader guessing." Herald Citizen, Cookeville (TN)
". . . readers tumble through one surprise after another. Non-stop action from alluring characters, dimwits and dopers, contemporary sinners." The Bookreader |
