Surgeon Frank Lambert and Nurse Gwen Pakin bring some of their personal demons with them, to their new deployment in Bosnia, during the Yugoslavian civil war of the 90's. There at a remote relief mission, the victims they find are mostly raped young women, whom they proceed to abort. This goes well until they do it for both sides - then the genocidal maniac in their midst reveals himself, with disastrous consequences.
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Big egos struggle for survival and money as the United States gets down to universal health care. Thirty-four babies are murdered at a pre-eminent heart hospital. The investigation is on, but then the Undersecretary of State for Health dies at the same Boston hospital without anyone lifting a finger!
Young surgeon Peter Martins, and aspiring news anchor Anne Maples, blow the case wide open while nobody in authority will listen. Bottom line: different crime.
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Sudbury Book Signing - Relief by Klaus Jakelski
Book Signing @ Chapters, 1425 Kingsway Rd.
Saturday, February 15, 2020
10:00am to 2:00pm
&
Launch Party @ Di Gusto, 1620 Regent St.,
Sudbury, ON
3:00pm to 5:00pm
Book signing, sales and readings!
Admission:Free
Cash Bar
Speaking at Harvard medical writers conference, about Relief
When:
April 27, 2018
Where:
Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St James Ave
1-617-267-5300
Boston, MA
Boston Book Signing - Dead Wrong by Klaus Jakelski
When:
Saturday, Oct 24, 2015
2:00pm - 10:00pm
Where:
Barnes & Noble Prudential Center
800 Boylston Street Suite #179
1-617-247-6959
Boston, MA
Admission:
FREE
Sudbury launch of Dead Wrong by Klaus Jakelski
Saturday, January 17, 2015
At Chapters
1425 Kingsway Rd., Sudbury, ON
Book signing from 11:00am - 2:30pm
At Buzzy Brown's Brasserie
1984 Regent St., Sudbury, ON
Launch Party from 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Music by Danny Shamess
Admission:
FREE
Frank Lambert’s soul had hemorrhaged dry long before he volunteered for his present deployment. He just didn’t know it yet. The battle-hardened surgeon had seen action in Rwanda, Burundi and Chechnya. Some of the bad memories he had suppressed. Others came to him only in nightmares, which he could never quite remember.
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Relief by Klaus Jakelski – reviewed by Ronald Mackay. Got to Page 43....“Relief ” is the provocatively ironic title chosen by Klaus Jakelski for his second penetrating and highly thrilling novel published by Blue Denim Press in Canada.
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Relief by Klaus Jakelski (Goodreads Author) - Read the full review on Goodreads. Surgeon Frank Lambert is suffering from PTSD, volunteering to serve in one danger zone after another to escape the emptiness of his life and soul...
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Klaus Jakelski is a physician in Sudbury, but he's also an author. His latest book deals with the horrors of war and genocide during the Bosnian crisis in the 1990s. It's title is "Relief". He joined us in studio to talk about the book.
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It's a dark story but one the author says he felt compelled to write. The Bosnian war, rooted in ethnic cleansing, inspired Sudbury doctor Klaus Jakelski to make it the backdrop for his new novel. It's a medical drama called Relief.
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Welcome to the Word on the Hills website. Here you will find an archive of radio programs first broadcast on Northumberland 89.7 FM, introduced by your co-hosts Felicity Sidnell Reid and Gwynn Scheltema. This week features author Klaus Jakelski.
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Someone has killed 34 children at Boston's elite heart hospital. The investigation is on, and one person holds the key. But don't worry — this story is fiction. The above is a the teaser for a novel called Dead Wrong, written by Sudbury family physician Klaus Jakelski.
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Local family physician Dr. Klaus Jakelski's first novel, “Dead Wrong,” may be a work of fiction, but it's inspired by a real event. In the early 1980s, a nurse at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children — Susan Nelles — was accused of poisoning infants under her care.
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Klaus Jakelski joins a reputable list of doctor-turned-authors with the debut of his novel Dead Wrong. But for Jakelski, completing this first book is more than just about joining the ranks of authors like American best-seller Michael Crichton and Sudbury’s own Sean Costello.
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