A review by 3no7
Dr. Knox by Peter Spiegelman
5.0
“Dr. Knox” is a fast-paced thriller from Peter Spiegelman. It keeps the reader guessing page after page. Adam Knox runs a clinic in run-down area of Los Angeles. He sees patients too poor, too disadvantaged, or too undocumented to seek medical help any other place. To pay the bills, he also runs a concierge medical practice for those who are willing to pay the price of quick and extremely confidential medical service.
Dr. Knox, his clinic, his friends, and his employees become entangled in a web of complications when a young boy is abandoned by his mother in the clinic after being treated for a life-threatening allergic reaction to peanuts. The story unfolds layer after layer as Dr. Knox tries to reunite the boy with his mother and untangle the mess surrounding them. Page after page is filled with suspense, action, and non-stop twists and turns.
The end also hints that we might see more of Dr. Knox in the future.
Dr. Knox, his clinic, his friends, and his employees become entangled in a web of complications when a young boy is abandoned by his mother in the clinic after being treated for a life-threatening allergic reaction to peanuts. The story unfolds layer after layer as Dr. Knox tries to reunite the boy with his mother and untangle the mess surrounding them. Page after page is filled with suspense, action, and non-stop twists and turns.
The end also hints that we might see more of Dr. Knox in the future.