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Paperback. Zustand: Good. 480 pages. Cover wornKate Manion, a hospital nurse with a golden heart, is mistakenly blamed for t he death of a nurse, while a serial killer, who may be Kate's best friend, stalk s the halls killing off members of the staff. Reissue. Editorial Reviews About t he Author Eileen Dreyer is a forensic specialist who spent 16 years as a trauma nurse before she turned to writing. She lives in St. Louis, MO. Author Interview : Q:How long did it take you to write Brain Dead? A:Including the time I took to do research, about nine months. Q:The way you write dialogue for Timmie Leary c ontains powerful, gritty language reminiscent of N.Y.P.D. Blue or E.R.How much o f this is a conscious effort, and how much, if any, of this style did you pick u p from your experiences as a nurse, or from other literature? A:The truth of the matter is that I have tried my best in my medical thrillers to recreate as clos ely as I can the medical world that I worked in for 20 years.Like any other grou p of people who deal with the less pleasant aspects of human behavior on a day t o day basis, medical personnel tend to use very strong language and the blackest of humor.As a matter of fact, I've toned down some of Timmie's humor, because t he real dialogue in trauma centers sounds much less altruistic, no matter how ca ring and committed the people are. Q:When did you first begin to think about the plot of Brain Dead?Were you inspired by real world events that paralleled the t hings you write about in the novel? A:The plot for Brain Dead actually began wit h a joke for my sister, who is divorced.We were talking about some other books I 'd done in which I'd vicariously killed off people who had made my nursing life difficult some doctors in A Man to Die For, hospital administrators in Nothing P.…