Diagnosis Murder #7: The Double Life,
by Lee Goldberg is the seventh installment in the Diagnosis Murder series. Dr. Mark Sloan awakens from an accident to find that two years of his life have passed of which he has no memory.
Goldberg’s Diagnosis Murder novels are based from the hit TV show of the same name, for which Goldberg also wrote and produced. Dr. Sloan is the Chief of Staff at Community General Hospital in Los Angeles. In his spare time, Sloan solves mysteries and tracks down murderers, with the help of his son Steve (a homicide detective) and fellow doctors Amanda Bentley and Jessie Travis.
This book was nearly impossible to put down. I ended up reading it in one day. The murder mystery was very fast-paced and had a lot going on, but not so much that it became confusing. Goldberg weaves a complex mystery full of murders and puzzles. As always, he gives Dr. Sloan so much depth, emotion, and humor that you can imagine Dick Van Dyke playing the part on TV. Goldberg has proved once again that he is a master of writing whodunits.
Besides writing Diagnosis Murder books, Lee Goldberg also writes original stand-alone novels and novels from the Monk TV series (starring Tony Shalhoub on USA). Check out Goldberg’s website for a complete list of his books.
On another note, I want to wish my friend Carl a very Happy Birthday!
Enjoy your day of watching many hours of Lord of the Rings!
I would LOVE to have a copy of the book. Let m know where I can send you money etc…Are you sure that isn’t too much trouble?
Lord of the Rings…AHH what a great day it would be to watch them all.
I am excited I made it on your website of your fav blogs!!! YEAH! Thanks!
No problem, Kim. Just email me your mailing address to: angela (at) scifichick.com. Then you can just mail me a check back or something. No trouble, silly. I’ll make Marky-Mark sign it for you. We can say that we “knew him when…”
And of course I put you on my list of blogs… of all my blogging friends (or friends that blog), I think I’ve known you the longest!
Hey Angela, off topic, but the new rumor over Heroes is that George Takai (Mr. Sulu of Star Trek fame) has signed on to play Hiro’s father!
Yeah Zeek, I can’t wait!
Thanks Angela…I did a little post about it this morning. It was a great experience and I would definitely do it again.