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    Come Home

    By Patricia Gussin

    2.5/5

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    About this ebook

    •New York Times & USA Today best-selling author
    •Shadow Of Death nominated for Best First Novel by International Thriller Writers
    •Author has extensive experience in medicine and pharmaceutical research and brings authenticity to collection
    •Author chronicles the difficult balancing act of professional mothers throughout the entire spectrum of a career
    •After The Fall won USA Best Book for best adventure/thriller and Florida Book Award Gold Medal
    •Author covers contemporary issues of urban violence, domestic violence, bioterrorism, and Middle Eastern relationships, delivered via fast-paced thrillers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOceanview Publishing
    Release dateNov 7, 2017
    ISBN9781608092604
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    Author

    Patricia Gussin

    Best-selling author Patricia Gussin is a physician who grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, practiced in Philadelphia, and now lives on Longboat Key, Florida. She is also the author of Shadow of Death, Thriller Award nominee for “Best First Novel”, Twisted Justice, The Test, and And Then There Was One. She and her husband, Robert Gussin, are the authors of What’s Next…For You?

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    • 2/5
      Although well written, as a Muslim, I felt the story relied heavily on stereotypical images of Muslims and Arabs. The author often confused Egyptian tradition with Islamic tradition and vice versa. The Masud family reportedly had issues with Ahmed and Nicole calling their son Alexander, but Ahmed's youngest brother was named Seth and he had a nephew named Tadeo, neither of which are traditional Arabic names.Natalie Nelson, Nicole's twin sister, walks away from her high-powered pharmaceutical industry job during a major drug crisis, her retired mother steps into the breach, and now all is fine since the drug at issue is back on the market. That seems unlikely.To say that I had issues with this story is a major understatement.