The Scorpion'S Sting : A Magdalena Lasige Novel

Truths revealed from a book written in 2009 are now validated: Have you opened your eyes yet? What if you held the answers to the universe but could not decipher the clues? Meet Dr. Magdalena LaSige, a thirty-three-year-old criminal archepsychologist who throws herself headfirst into finding a kidnapped Carmelite nun - the sister of her former professor, the handsome and wealthy Dr. Peter Janus. She is given ancient pictures and symbols sent from the kidnappers, clues in an archetypal trail of deceit. The Pyramids of Giza, DNA codes, constellations, medical fallacies, monetary corruption from the highest echelon - combined with family secrets, make these symbols, stories, and legends all combine to challenge everything Magdalena has taken for granted as truth. And the truth seems to be the last thing Dr. Janus wants to discuss. What is his connection with the pharmaceutical companies he consults for, and how does that play into the kidnapping? Is the 'scorpion's sting' a medical project or something much more sinister? Painfully aware of her limitations, Magdalena uncovers religious, medical, and governmental lies while racing against time. Will she solve the mystery, or will the truth behind the deceptions leave Magdalena paralyzed?This award-winning suspense novel is finally available again with a revised second edition and a Spanish translation. The first edition foretold the world about pharmaceutical lies and 10 years later they are starting to be exposed. This second edition has as much validity with 'secrets' revealed as it did the day it came out, but believe it or not people still aren't willing to see the truth. Are you? Available in Color paperback in English, Black and White paperback in English and Spanish, and Kindle in English and Spanish.

• | Author: J D Masterson
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Jul 04, 2018
• | Number of Pages: 394 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 173083423X
• | ISBN-13: 9781730834233