The Hospital Murders

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The Hospital Murders

by Means Davis

EN·~6 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
1

THE HOSPITAL MURDERS

0:13
2

»I« An Unconscious Intruder

31:21
3

»II« Murder

36:21
4

»III« Autopsy Findings

49:50
5

»IV« The First Doll

28:00
6

»V« A Brave Nurse

37:39
7

»VI« The Second Doll

42:17
8

»VII« The New Patient in Bed Eleven

42:24
9

»VIII« The Control

34:18
10

»IX« The Third Doll

39:13

Description

A bustling morning at the Elijah Wilson Hospital finds junior physician Dr. Ethridge Sterling navigating the clang of metal trays, the hiss of intercoms, and the steady hum of patients on Ward D. When a terse call from Dr. Harold Barton—an influential pediatrician and longtime family friend—cuts through the routine, Cub is drawn into a covert request that threatens to upend his day. The urgency in Barton's voice hints at a high‑stakes situation that cannot wait for ordinary hospital channels.

Barton explains that a political scandal is unfolding: his brother, a rising Attorney‑General, was involved in a drunken crash that left a newspaper reporter critically injured. The reporter’s fate and reputation must be protected, and Barton urges Cub to admit her under a false name, promising any resources the powerful family can muster. Caught between professional duty and the alluring pull of political favors, the young doctor must decide how far he’ll go to keep a secret hidden within the sterile walls of the clinic.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (365K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2017-03-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

MD

Means Davis

1904–1999

Best known for the warmly observed novel Miss Susie Slagle's, this American writer drew on Baltimore medical-school life and turned it into a beloved story that reached readers far beyond the city. Writing as Means Davis as well as Augusta Tucker, she also published mystery fiction with a sharp sense of setting and character.

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