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Jan M.
Edwards
Doctor! Please, I'm Alive!
Published by BookSurge Publishing
Copyright © 2006 Jan M. Edwards
All rights reserved.
ISBN: 1-4196-3224-8
Library of Congress Control Number : 2006902264
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"What happens when the doctors we depend upon
to heal us hurt us instead? Author Jan M. Edwards has crafted a crackerjack
medical thriller that’s based in part on her family’s shattering real life
events. When Jennifer Spriggs-Miller went into the hospital, instead of
getting better, she became suddenly comatose. Faced with uncaring doctors
and a medical system that seemed more interested in cash flow than healthy
blood flow, Edwards’ family struggled to keep Jennifer alive. Jan Edwards
began to reexamine everything she thought she knew about the medical system
and in the process, she created a stunning novel about love, sacrifice and
health care in America.
Doctor! Please, I’m Alive! is the fictionalized, riveting story of a
lovely young woman, caught between a doctor’s deadly ambitions and her family’s
desperate attempts to heal her. In the novel, Jennifer Spriggs-Miller has
been hospitalized for terrible pains and slips into a coma. Her husband Skyler
is terrified she’s going to die. Meanwhile, Skyler’s sister Jan begins to
realize something very unhealthy is going on when Doctor Malakai, Jennifer’s
doctor, treats the case with disturbing chilliness. Even worse, Jan
begins to hear frightening rumors about Doctor Malakai’s secret research
and his involvement in a drug cartel. When another doctor comes forward to
help the family, he’s suddenly savagely murdered. Could the good doctor Malakai
actually be evil? And if so, can he be stopped?
Like Coma, Robin Cook’s mega-bestseller, Doctor! Please, I’m Alive!
escalates to fever pitch and asks probing questions about the health of
our medical establishment. If you’re looking for a heartfelt story of a
real-life family grappling with loss and love, and a white-knuckle suspense
thriller, Jan Edwards’ remarkable book is just what the doctor ordered." |
Jan M. Edwards Shadows of Love
Published by Tate
Publishing
Copyright © 2011 Jan M. Edwards
All rights reserved.
When Tiffany Long returns to
her hometown of Maggie Valley, North Carolina, after being gone for
sixteen years, the last thing she expects is to be reunited with an
old friend and an old flame. Growing up with an overbearing, immoral
father and an alcoholic mother does not provide Tiffany with a fairy
tale childhood. But when she meets Luke Phillips Silvers, she thinks
she has something to live for finally. Her father, however, has
other plans. When Tiffany graduates from high school, her father
ships her off to Washington, D.C. to live with her aunt and uncle.
Determined to make the best of her less-than-desirable
situation, Tiffany enrolls in college, but before she can get
adjusted in her new life she is raped by an intruder. After much
prayer and support, Tiffany begins to think she is finally getting
over her nightmare. She even meets a man, Don Springer. Just as
their relationship is getting serious, Tiffany finds out she is
pregnant. Don is incredibly supportive and proposes unexpectedly.
Believing that Don is the only man who will ever have her, Tiffany
accepts. She decides to give the baby up for adoption and begin
married life with a clean slate.
Soon after the wedding, Don
shows his true colors, becoming both verbally and physically
abusive. Fearing for her life, Tiffany leaves him. Her thoughts soon
return to the son she gave up for adoption and the man she was
forced to leave, Luke Phillips Silvers. A meeting in Maggie Valley
provides Tiffany with an excuse to reunite with Luke.
Although hesitant at first, the couple eventually picks up
where they left off sixteen years earlier. Soon, however, painful
secrets emerge from Shadows of Love.
Is Tiffany and Luke's
relationship strong enough to survive?
Jan Edwards is retired and lives in southwest Florida with her husband of over fifty years, Eddie. At sixty-five, Jan published her first novel, "Doctor, Please! I'm Alive!" "Shadows of Love" is her second work.
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