One of the best crime novels of 2016, as chosen by CBC's The Next Chapter.
Two doctors. One killer. One woman in labour.
“An introspective thriller.” David Farland, New York Times bestselling author
“Just couldn’t put it down. The mix of gun-in-your-face suspense and humor is as close to perfect as one can get.” Richard Quarry, author of Midnight Choir
“Dang thing kept me up until 03:30.” Greg Smith, M.D.
CBC Ontario Morning interview with Wei Chen:
Ottawa Morning interview with Robyn Bresnahan here.
Chosen by Dr. P.K. Rangachari as one of this summer’s best crime novels on The Next Chapter’s mystery panel. Listen here.
As featured on CBC’s The Next Chapter, CTV’s Regional Contact, CBC Radio, Rogers TV, and Cogeco TV.
Loved the plot twists in Stockholm Syndrome by Melissa Yi @dr_sassy @cbcHomerun A medical suspense novel with great characters & setting.
— Richard King (@richardking18) October 19, 2016
Opening page:
Birth smells.
I’m not saying it stinks—well, to some people, it does. I remember the classmate who finished our med school OB/gyn rotation without ever delivering an infant. He delivered half of the head, and then the look on his face was so horrid that the obstetrician delivered the rest of the baby.
But I was pretty surprised when my obstetrics rotation transformed into a bone-chilling bloodbath.
Thank you, @richardking18 and @cbcHomerun! Stockholm Syndrome is now available at @ParagrapheBooks. I bet Yiddish for Pirates is, too. WOOT. https://t.co/Kr0d3dd0kp
— Melissa Yuan-Innes (@dr_sassy) October 20, 2016
