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I just finished an interesting book called "Pharmacology is Murder" by
Dirk Wyle.  Found it on Amazon. It was pretty unique for a medical
mystery because the hero is a lab scientist whose working in a medical
examiners lab.  Lots of realistic detail on HPLC and mass spec. He is
sent out to infiltrate a pharmacology department to solve a murder.
I've never seen a lab scientist as a hero in a book before.  Can anybody
suggest any more books like this?

Richard Miller





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