Life-enhancing medical breakthrough or dangerous arrogance?
Dr Janet Morley has brought Madhab, a young, deaf Nepalese boy, back to England in the hope that she can find the medical aid he needs to hear and communicate. Eminent neurosurgeon David Somers begins the unprecedented treatment. When Janet's house is burgled and David Somers and his assistant are found murdered, industrial espionage is blamed, but the real truth is far more worrying . . .
The Somers Treatment (Severn House Large Print)
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Author(s)Gillian Bradshaw
PublisherSevern House Publishers
ISBN / ASIN0727874861
ISBN-139780727874863
AvailabilityUsually ships in 9 to 14 days
Sales Rank5,323,956
CategoryHardcover
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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