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Seconds from Revenge
From First, Do No Harm, Dr. L. Jan Eira catapults readers into the gripping continuance of his medical murder mystery. With the release of his new book, Seconds from Revenge, he once again engages readers with medical hero Dr. Jack Norris, whose life is put in danger once again when an old enemy returns— bent on revenge. Several heinous murders had been committed at Newton Memorial using an investigational drug, which eventually became known as ‘Rat Poison.’ This experimental agent for heart failure patients was discovered to have deadly repercussions. Blinded by its potential lucrative rewards, three terrorists proceeded to test the drug on innocent men with much loss of life. With Dr...
The Traveler's Return
Much has happened since Brent, Ellie, William, and Valerie first met an old man from the future. They've saved the world from a terrifying epidemic unwittingly caused by their future selves, only to see the timeline change course to an equally devastating outcome. The teens have watched their future selves die and discovered that someone-or something-has tampered with their own memories, erasing years of personal experiences. They're about to find out why. A new threat looms for the time-traveling friends, but unlike their previous adventures, this one takes place in the present, not the future. They're about to discover what motivates Alexandra, the four-year-old albino girl who keeps drifting in and out of their lives. Alexandra has a secret she's been hiding. What she knows-and how she chooses to act-will determine whether the earth even has a future. The third book in the Traveler trilogy, The Traveler's Return concludes the time-spanning adventures of Brent, Ellie, William, and Valerie begun in The Traveler's Secret and continued in Traveler's Quest.
Harmed - Book 2
Crime-solver Dr. Jack Norris returns in Harmed: The Revenge, the sequel to author Dr. L. Jan Eira's medical murder mystery Harmed: First, Do No Harm. Jack already lost his best friend when a patient pulled out a gun and shot him. And though he helped the police uncover a murderous conspiracy at Newton Memorial Hospital and identify the three people behind the murder, the mastermind still escaped justice. Now, Simon Lagrange is back-and bent on revenge. Jack first suspects something's not right when stable cardiac patients start dying. The press learns about the fatal trend, and the beleaguered doctor feels the heat until the plot against him is uncovered. Simon Lagrange, not yet done, has an even more ruthless plot in mind this time-one that threatens both Jack's life and his reputation. Jack must rely on his nurse Kate to uncover Simon's connection and stop the plot before more die. Follow the action in Dr. Eira's fast-paced follow-up to Harmed: First, Do No Harm. There's plenty to keep your heart pumping as you read through the pages to its thrilling conclusion.
Seconds from Revenge
"Several heinous murders had been committed at Newton Memorial using an investigational drug, which eventually became known as 'Rat Poison.' This experimetnal agent for heart failure patients was discovered to have deadly repercussions. Blinded by its potential lucrative rewards, three terrorists proceeded to test the drug on innocent men with much loss of life. With Dr. Norris' cooperation with the authorities, one of the executioners was killed, the other incarcerated for life, but the third villain--the mastermind known as Simon Lagrange--is still at large. Having escapted the law, Lagrange is now back and looking for vengeance--with Dr. Norris as his object of enmity"--Page 4 of cover.
Harmed - Book 1
"Four people lie dead on the sterile floors of Newton Memorial Hospital. The shooter had been one of Dr. Jack Norris' patients. The chief of fellows is perplexed at how the sixty-three-year-old heart patient would have a gun, and why he would shoot Jack's best friend, Dr. John Connor. Teaming up with local detectives and one FBI agent, a complicated network of scientists and professionals emerge as culprits in a web of biological terrorism and greed."--Page 4 of cover
The Traveler's Secret
A miracle drug that saves millions suddenly backfires, threatening to end human life on earth. It's up to four teenagers and a time traveler to find a solution before it's too late. Supreme Pharmaceuticals designs and manufactures Enoxadin, a drug that coats the inner walls of arteries and prevents heart attacks and strokes. The medicine, taken by everyone over twenty-years old, works wonders for decades until it interacts with a new virus and starts killing the population it's meant to protect. Brent, a scientist from the future, journeys to the past to find four teenagers and warn them of what will befall an unsuspecting populace. Armageddon is coming, and failure isn't an option-these young adults have to find a way to save the lives of billions, rescuing them from a horrific and unanticipated disaster. Ordinary young people with a surprising mission race against time in The Traveler's Secret, the first volume in The Traveler series, by Dr. L. Jan Eira. Fast-paced, with multiple twists and surprises, this young adult fantasy novel is full of heart and suspense.
First, Do No Harm
Four people lie dead on the sterile floors of Newton Memorial Hospital. The shooter had been one of Dr. Jack Norris' patients. The chief of fellows is perplexed at how the sixty-three-year-old heart patient would have a gun, and why he would shoot Jack's best friend, Dr. John Connor, then turn the gun upon himself. Teaming up with local detectives and one FBI agent, a complicated network of scientists and professionals emerge as culprits in a web biological terrorism and greed. First, Do No Harm chronicles Jack Norris' attempt to diagnose a difficult heart disorder while simultaneously diagnosing Connor's murder.
The Traveler's Quest
In the first installment of the Traveler Series, a miracle drug suddenly backfires, threatening to end human life on Earth. It's up to a group of normal teenagers to figure out how to prevent the Supreme Pharmaceuticals corporation from continuing to distribute the drug to the entire population. This isn't just a matter of shutting down the factories and halting production, however. Instead, the teens must figure out time travel and stop the drug before its inception. Now, in this second installment of the series, William, Ellie, and Brent realize their memories have been erased-even though everyone else's is still intact. With Detective Sparks hell-bent on pinning them with Valerie's murder and the threat of a global war in the future, the three friends know their mission is more critical than ever. Full of surprising twists, turns, and cliffhangers that will leave you begging for more, The Traveler's Quest combines the best of the mystery and science fiction genres into a fast-paced thriller for young adults.
Still
Dr. Amy Sinclair is invited to be the guest speaker at Heartland Regional Hospital in Danville, Illinois. She flies to the small Midwestern city accompanied by Ben, her husband who is a police detective in Zionsville, Indiana, and their sixteen-year-old son, Billy, who has a soccer game to play. Soon after their arrival, the Sinclairs realize they were tricked into going on the trip, and what happens next is every parent's worst nightmare. Still, a medical murder mystery, is a compelling, quick-paced novel filled with exciting twists at every turn of a page. If you dare begin reading Still beware it will grip you and not let you go until the very last page. You have been warned!
Ana Luísa Janeira: de viagem pela interdisciplinaridade
Este livro, organizado por Judite Maria Zamith Cruz, Ana Maria Haddad Baptista e Associação EntreSéculos (AES), reúne textos que abordam a trajetória e o reconhecido trabalho interdisciplinar de Ana Luísa Janeira, doutora em filosofia pela Sorbonne. "Nessa medida, Ana Luísa Janeira, sob nossa perspectiva, se destaca não somente por ser, academicamente, uma doutora em filosofia pela Sorbonne. Temos que ter, essencialmente, clareza: não basta ter títulos acadêmicos. Não basta, jamais, ser formado em Filosofia para ser filósofo. Não basta ser um bacharel em História para ser um historiador. Assim como ganhar prêmios e condecorações, que por diversas vezes, não traduzem os rea...
