Writing from a frame of reference of 2O years in the ER, Peter Clement has written seven books that bring readers inside the world of emergency medicine. With fast-paced action and true-to-life dialogue Clement gives a riveting view of science and medicine in novels of stunning suspense. From the best selling Earl Garnet series -- Lethal Practice, Death Rounds, The Procedure, and Mortal Remains -- through the Richard Steele books -- Mutant, an examination of genetic manipulation as a bioterror weapon, and its sequel, Critical Condition, a foray into the amazing universe of stem cell research -- his stories soar above and beyond any cautionary classification. His latest novel, The Inquisitor, begins in a limbo of shadows where a dying cancer patient finds herself tormented by a whispering voice that insists she describe her journey towards death. Her private ordeal sets in motion a dark and horrific sequence of events that, by the time it has run its course, will have swept through Paul's Hospital and Dr. Earl Garnet's life with the black fury of an avenging angel. Long trusted colleagues aren't who they seemed. Old friends harbor deadly secrets. And his wife Janet, pregnant with their second child, has just become fair game to The Inquisitor. Welcome to the world of Peter Clement.