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Critical Flow
The dilemmas of modern medical practice blend with the darker aspects of human motive in this fast-paced story. The novel “Critical Flow” by Michael Frederick tells the story of Rachel Martinez, a hard-working medical practitioner who learns of disturbing facts about a patient’s case that point to much more than a simple mistake. As she tries to discover more about the suspicious conditions of the sudden fall of a patient, Rachel enlists the help of her reliable friend, Dr. Evan Cho. The two of them together are facing the possibility of a planned murder that passes as a medical complication.
“Critical Flow” by Michael Frederick is made more complex when they turn to the services of Miles Calder, a cybersecurity expert known to have a talent for identifying latent flaws. As their investigation progresses, the reader is sucked into a place where technology and ethics collide, and how entrenched systems can be corrupted. The themes of trust, institutional failure, and possible evil power in the systems meant to heal are developed throughout the book. This thought-provoking novel is a thrilling read due to its suspenseful plot and poses some crucial questions regarding responsibility and safety in contemporary medicine. It is well worth reading for all individuals interested in medical technology.
