Palindrome
By (Author) Nikos Athanasou
Brandl & Schlesinger Pty Ltd
Brandl & Schlesinger Pty Ltd
1st February 2017
Australia
General
Fiction
823.92
Paperback
296
Width 130mm, Height 197mm
Anna Taylor is found with her throat cut, at the drug discovery firm where she works. In an atmosphere of ruthless ambition, high stakes and ulterior motives, her former mentor, Adam Gabriel, an Oxford pathology professor, investigates her murder through a series of meticulous scientific methods. Many of her colleagues stand to gain in some way by her death. Was Anna killed to disguise the dangerous effects of a highly marketable anticancer drug Or was the motive professional jealousy Palindrome is a cerebral detective fiction that focuses on a forensic crime. A falsification of pharmaceutical test results for an anti-cancer drug leads to a murder.
Nikos Athanasou was born in Perth in 1953. He graduated in medicine at Sydney and has lived in London and Oxford since 1980. He is Professor in Musculoskeletal Pathology at the University of Oxford. His collection of short stories, Hybrids and his novel, The Greek Liar are both published by Brandl & Schlesinger.