Ronald Simonar
Dr. Caroline Glyn is an authority on malignant cells. Carving up hairy creatures in the hunt for cancer-causing genes is a daily routine. As she leaves her daughter Mary at kindergarten, she meets her new friend Krupskaya and her father, an old Russian warhorse from the cold war. The girls could be identical twins. Caroline has no way of knowing that this meeting has been long in the planning. The events that follow a brutal murder and a supernatural incident set Dr. Caroline Glyn on a merciless path to save her abducted daughter. The mother must use her brilliant mind, clouded by posttraumatic stress, to triumph over mighty government forces.---As Finalist in the 4th Annual Beverly Hills International Book Awards, the following is their tribute to the novel Posttraumatic: 'Your book truly embodies the excellence that this award was created to celebrate, and we salute you and your fine work. The entire team of the Beverly Hills Book Awards sincerely hope that your participation in our contest will serve you well in creating the success your book deserves. You have our warmest congratulations.'---You don’t put this book down, so make time for a thrilling moment. There is no reason to wait for the film. A book is so much better.
