
Continuing my series of promotional images: No Good Deed has an English domestic setting. It explores some medical themes, the psychology of marriage, and how attempts to help others can go very wrong.

Continuing my series of promotional images: No Good Deed has an English domestic setting. It explores some medical themes, the psychology of marriage, and how attempts to help others can go very wrong.
I’m pleased to announce the publication of my latest short novel No Good Deed.
“Charlotte and Henry’s quiet retirement is upended when a medical school reunion forces Charlotte to confront a long-buried trauma. Her search for closure takes a sinister turn, and meanwhile Henry’s heart condition is getting worse. A tragicomic tale with a chilling final twist.”
The old saying “No good deed goes unpunished” gave me the idea for this book, and the storyline evolved gradually over a year or two. Although it’s not directly autobiographical it draws on my experience as a medical student, practising doctor, patient, patient’s wife – and life coach. It touches on some serious themes but has humerous aspects too.
No Good Deed is available in ebook or print formats from multiple online retailers. Please have a look: https://books2read.com/u/b5Exvk.
