During a slow night on 
duty, paramedic Ana Ashmore drives past a crime scene at the shabby 
Aquarian motel--a scene that, strangely, wasn't broadcast on her 
first-responder's radio. Curious, she stops to help and quickly realizes
 why she'd been excluded from the call. Her sister, Sydney, has been 
found dead of an apparent suicide. But why would Sydney kill herself 
after fighting a triumphant battle against cancer?
As the police 
get to work, Ana decides to launch an investigation of her own. Sydney's
 soon-to-be ex-husband certainly had a motive to murder her, and while 
the police focus on him, Ana makes a startling discovery: a chain of 
e-mails between Sydney and her surgeon that brings into question 
Sydney's diagnosis and the life-altering treatment that followed. With 
the help of Dr. Jared Monroe, who has his own troubling connection to 
the surgeon in question, Ana uncovers a ring of corruption and greed. As
 the two dig deeper, they develop a complicated attraction. Can they 
survive their attempt to expose a dangerous deception and avenge 
Sydney's murder?
Review: I was given a free copy of Fatal Reaction from NetGalley for an honest review and this is my review.
I
 enjoyed the plot and storyline of this book but for me it was told by 
too many perspectives. I was getting lost at times trying to keep who 
each person was separate so I could keep track of what was going on. For
 me one or two perspectives are enough when you add more then that it 
information overload that could be given without adding all these other 
main voices to the mix to add confusion.
I did look like the story 
and would read another by the author just to see if I get use to the 
writing style or if it get tighter as she writes more. I am going to 
give this book three out of five stars because the story was great but 
it did have a lot of extra going on that had me looking back to refresh 
my memory about who characters were and that was a bit annoying. 

 
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