In fact, one character in particular, Grace Dunn, always remains a bit of a puzzle. However, once the basic story line is established, the book rapidly becomes a page-turner. Donaldson provides some important points to ponder regarding the ethics of the medical profession. From a practical standpoint, the cost of malpractice insurance has become so high, doctors cannot afford to work independently. The author offers some insight into the difficulties of the profession of law enforcement as well.
Patience is more than a virtue in a detective.
It s a requirement. The only real fault I found was in the somewhat cavalier attitude that Sarchi s detective ally adopted toward presenting Sarchi with a weapon. Do No Harm is a thought provoking, well-written medical thriller. I look forward to reading more of Don Donaldson s novels. .