The Good Nurse: a True Story of Medicine, Madness, And Murder
LEXI3430 says:
Really disturbing book. I know there are monsters like this man all over the world, so that didn't shock me. What greatly surprised me is that hospitals are so terribly inefficient and poorly run to let this sort of thing go on for so long in so many different hospitals. And worse than that, when they did finally figure it out, they did everything in their power to hide it and pass the killer off to another hospital so he could continue his murders. The reputation of the hospital w...as all that mattered, in every single case. Amazing!Thanks for the rec Tommy Martinez.
maris says:
This is a poorly-written narrative about a truly fascinating subject. The whole book has a generally unpolished feel (including the spelling and grammatical errors) that makes it tend toward a story that was written hastily for a deadline and not for love of the subject. The research done was obviously meticulous, but the book, while bursting with facts, is completely devoid of the killer's motive. The two- to three-page chapters are tedious and the inclusion of further pages of information as footnotes is ridiculous and requires the reader to constantly flip back and forth to get the full story.MoreLess
Really disturbing book. I know there are monsters like this man all over the world, so that didn't shock me. What greatly surprised me is that hospitals are so terribly inefficient and poorly run to let this sort of thing go on for so long in so many different hospitals. And worse than that, when they did finally figure it out, they did everything in their power to hide it and pass the killer off to another hospital so he could continue his murders. The reputation of the hospital w...as all that mattered, in every single case. Amazing!Thanks for the rec Tommy Martinez.
maris says:
This is a poorly-written narrative about a truly fascinating subject. The whole book has a generally unpolished feel (including the spelling and grammatical errors) that makes it tend toward a story that was written hastily for a deadline and not for love of the subject. The research done was obviously meticulous, but the book, while bursting with facts, is completely devoid of the killer's motive. The two- to three-page chapters are tedious and the inclusion of further pages of information as footnotes is ridiculous and requires the reader to constantly flip back and forth to get the full story.MoreLess
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