Match: A Medical Murder Mystery

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Award-winning author: The authors previous novel, Cut, received many awards, including the 2017 Independent Press Award, The Chanticleer International Book Award, a Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, and a Finalist designation from the 2017 International Book Awards.

Established readership: This is the authors third book and the sequel to Cut, which was well-received by audiences and award committees.

Addresses important issues: There are 103,179 people currently awaiting a kidney transplanta staggering number, given that only 6,867 were performed in the US in 2019.

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2022 NYC Big Book Awards Winner in Medical Mystery/Thriller
2022 IPPY Awards Bronze Winner in Mystery
2022 Independent Press Awards Distinguished Favorite in Medical Thriller
2021 CIBA Clue Book Award First Place Winner

There is nothing better than a murder mystery that keeps you guessing right up until the very end, and Match does exactly that. I loved the way Peele accurately captured the complexity and beauty of paired-exchange transplantation while keeping the reader thoroughly entertained.
Carolyn Light, MPA, Executive Director of Transplant, UCSF

It is so refreshing and entertaining to read a mystery that accurately portrays kidney transplantation and the nuances of the paired-exchange process. A great read!
Garet Hil, founder of the National Kidney Registry

When I first read Cut, I was hooked. Now, with her second book in this series, Match, I have renewed my Amy S. Peele fan club membership! Match will take you on a wild ride of friendship thrust into the world of donor transplants, politics, murder, and survival!
Jane Ubell-Meyer, founder of Bedside Reading

In Match we are plunged back into the unshakable friendship of the characters we met in Cut. Peele offers a story that is straight from the heart and still manages to inform us about the world of organ transplantation. A warm and wonderful read.
Betsy Graziani Fasbinder, award-winning author of Filling Her Shoes: A Memoir of an Inherited Family

Author Bio

Amy Peele grew up and went to nursing school in Chicago area, where she practiced transplant nursing for 35 years. She moved to San Francisco in 1985 to follow her transplant career and retired from UCSF in 2014 as Director of Clinical Operations, overseeing more than 600 organ transplants annually. Amy loves to swim, teach chair yoga, meditate, and kill the people she doesnt like in the pages of her books. Not to worryshes a transplant professional, so she makes use of all of the organs from her victims. Amy was recently elected to the Novato City Council, where shes discovering a new population of folks that may find their way into becoming her literary victims.