Phil Whitaker Libri

A damning portrait of political interference in medical treatment and the shift away from patient-centred care, as told by the stories and case studies across a GP's thirty-year career

When Ray Arthur, a retired detective, is killed in a road accident, his daughter Zoe needs to understand his life. When she returns to her home town, a picture of guilt and betrayal emerges. A novel about guilt and innocence, flesh and blood, and the impossibility of ever knowing another person.