Control
A dark and compulsive medical thriller
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Narrated by:
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Colin Mace
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By:
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Hugh Montgomery
Renowned surgeon Michael Trenchard locks his office door and prepares for a relaxing evening. But what follows is a living nightmare when later he is discovered in a locked-in coma, the victim of an auto-erotic asphyxiation.
It is left to Doctor Kash Devan, Trenchard's young protégé, to uncover the truth. And what he discovers is chilling . . .
In his ruthless pursuit of wealth and success, Trenchard has left a trail of wrecked lives, and angry people, behind him.
Which of Trenchard's victims hated him so much that they wanted to ruin not only his reputation, but his life as well?
Control is a dark and compulsive medical thriller that will keep you guessing until the end. For fans of Robin Cook and Tess Gerritsen.
'A suspenseful and frightening thriller' Lynda La Plante
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Very different. Expertly written, and gripping.
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Excellent book
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Excellent
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The surprises were frequent, but I never got that rush of satisfaction from seeing the plot unravel. Maybe it was a pacing issue, or perhaps the reveals were telegraphed just a little too obviously. By the time each twist was revealed, it didn’t quite land with the impact I was hoping for. That said, it was still a solid read—it kept me listening, and I never lost interest.
My biggest gripe was the ending, which felt a little underwhelming after the build-up. It wasn’t bad, but it left me wanting something more definitive or satisfying to close out the story.
Colin Mace’s narration was generally smooth, but his accent for Kash Devan didn’t work for me. It felt a bit cringey and pulled me out of the story at times, though his overall performance was solid enough to keep me engaged.
In the end, Control is a good novel with some great moments, but for me, the real drama lay in the medical side of things rather than the mystery.
Take your medicine…
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Excellent!
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