Damaging Evidence

A Novel

By: Al Macy

Narrated by: Nick Sullivan

Attorney Garrett Goodlove never thought he'd prosecute a medical malpractice case. Doctors swear an oath to help people, and those cases are usually honest mistakes blown up by ambulance chasers.

But when he learns of a woman bodybuilder who went into the ER with a case of heartburn and came out in a wheelchair, he starts paying attention. It appears the doctor who saw her frequently orders open-heart surgery for patients who don't need it, sometimes leading to disability or death. And the doc knows exactly what he's doing. Garrett is convinced: The surgeon must be stopped.

Teaming up with his daughter, a new law school graduate, Garrett must clear the reputation of their prime witness while battling the doctor's team of elite attorneys who are always one step ahead. The expenses are adding up, but it's too late to back out.

If he doesn't prevail, not only will the surgeon continue harming patients to line his pockets, but Goodlove's law firm will be forced into bankruptcy.

©2020 Alan Macy (P)2020 Alan Macy

Easy reading

Written well and performed excellently. Kept me from sleeping because I wanted to hear the ending
Thanks for the good ending

No suspense no violence which I like in legal mysteries

This blook is not as sophisticated legally as many legal mystery/thriller writers these days. Also it is uniquely suited to a younger audience since there is no violence to speak of nor any super traumatic issues.

The narrator I found a bit plodding. It wasn’t terrible thanks I can imagine him being the author of the book I didn’t check city wasn’t as good as even Michael brick who I don’t care for much either. He imitated some accents to varying degrees of success.

Quick Read

No surprises here. Quick read . Loved the trial scenes and will probably read the next installment. A longer book - at least 12hrs would be a game changer.

loved it

great story exposing corruption in both medical and legal fields. Love the competent Deaf character

How innocent people can be deceived

A good believable story, well written and illuminating. I guess it is believable, because of all the fraudulent things that are happening in country, medical practice is not exempt. I like Macy's protaginist and all the characters that are involved with him. It is a good court drama about how dishonest medical people can deceive innocent patients.
The narration was excellent.
I like Macy's writing and I look forward to reading or listening to more of his stories.