In the riveting murder mystery Murder Under the Microscope (published by iUniverse) by Jane Bennett Munro, a stubborn pathologist must rely on more than just her microscope as she delves into a complicated web of deception, soon discovering that not only is her freedom at stake – but also her life. Dr. Antoinette “Toni” Day is a young, successful pathologist, but she has no idea what awaits her when Dr. Sally Shore arrives at Perrine Memorial Hospital in Twin Falls, Idaho, to fill in for a colleague recovering from a heart attack. Toni’s life is about to become a living hell. Dr. Shore is supposed to see patients, perform surgeries, and take turns covering the emergency room until the regular surgeon recovers from his quadruple bypass. But unfortunately, Shore uses her temporary opportunity to discredit Toni and tarnish her reputation with her medical colleagues. When the visiting surgeon is murdered – and her lifeless body found in Toni’s office – Toni is the obvious suspect. Toni is not going down without a fight. Forced to solve the murder in order to save her future, Toni’s life becomes even more complicated when her ex-boyfriend starts stalking her and threatening her husband. Can she find a way to solve the murder and protect her marriage? Based in part on the real-life experiences of its author, Murder Under the Microscope is an exciting medical-themed thriller that readers won’t be able to put down. Source: PRWEB
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