Wednesday, November 11, 2015

The Face Transplant by R. Arundel ~ GIVEAWAY ~ Q&A


The Face Transplant
by R. Arundel

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Q&A with R. Arundel 

Q: What are your favorite TV shows?
A: Justified. Suits. Californication. Scott and Bailey.

Q: What is your favorite meal?
A: Filet mignon with mushrooms, wild rice. Caesar salad. Apple pie with vanilla ice cream.

Q: If you were to write a series of novels, what would it be about?
A: I am thinking about writing a series of novels around the main character in The Face Transplant, Matthew MacAulay. He could solve complex crimes.

Q: Is there a writer you idolize? If so who?
A: No. 

Q: How did you come up for the title of this book?
A: Easy title. Obvious.




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BLURB:

The Face Transplant

An epic journey of suspense, murder, and sacrifice

Dr. Matthew MacAulay is a facial transplant surgeon at a prestigious New York hospital. When his friend and mentor, Tom Grabowski, dies under mysterious circumstances, Matthew uncovers his friend’s secret: a new technique that allows perfect facial transplants. No incisions, no scars. Tom was able to accomplish this monumental feat with the help of Alice, a supercomputer robot with almost human abilities. While trying to find the people responsible for murdering Tom, Matthew realizes he is the prime suspect. He must flee for his life with the help of Dr. Sarah Larsson, a colleague and reluctant helper, who has a secret of her own, and Alice, who helps them make sense of a baffling series of seemingly unrelated events. The clues carry Matthew and Sarah around the world. They stumble onto a sinister plot of monumental proportions that leads Matthew all the way to the White House.

The Face Transplant is a powerful medical suspense thriller of the first order. The novel was written by a surgeon who weaves politics, medicine, and espionage into a tightly paced, intelligent thriller.

GENRE: Medical Suspense Thriller

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EXCERPT:

The man in the black fedora is going to kill Matthew MacAulay. It will bring him no joy. It will bring him no sadness. It is just something he has to do. He knows this one should feel different, but it does not. He sees Matthew and begins to approach him. He is very excited; it feels almost sexual. The small pin he carries in his right palm is a work of art. It is a two-inch-long needle with a hollow core. It is very difficult to have this manufactured. The mechanical specifications are exacting because the point is so fine it is invisible to the human eye.

He has to be careful with the point. If anyone looks closely at his right hand, they may notice a thick flesh-toned pad on his palm with a needle flat against it. As soon as he pushes the small button, the needle will become erect. The needle will penetrate Matthew’s skin and the plunger will inject the microdroplets. The amount is less than two grains of salt. Eight hours later Matthew will be dead. It will be relatively painless. Matthew’s muscles will violently constrict; it will be over in two minutes. Maybe it will not be so painless, but less pain than Matthew is causing him with his inquiries.


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AUTHOR Bio and Links:

R. Arundel is a practising surgeon. This experience brings realism to the story. The novel asks what would happen if a surgeon were to develop the perfect face transplant.  This would allow people to have a new face, in essence create a new identity. You can create the perfect double, the perfect Doppelganger.

Contact link: http://www.amazon.com/R-Arundel/e/B00EBCQVEC

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13 comments:

  1. I can't wait to read this book. What if that was possible?

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    1. It's chilling to think 'what if that is possible', with the way medical technology is going, it will be possible sooner than you expect

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  2. Excellent post! I really enjoyed reading the excerpt and the interview! This book sounds like such an intriguing read! Totally can't wait to read this book!

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    1. It's a very exciting read. The post gives you a good sampling of the action.

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  3. What is your most bizarre talent?

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    1. I can write with my toes.
      Just kidding.
      I'll have to think on this one.

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  4. Fun interview!

    --Trix

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    1. It was, some great questions. I am having fun.

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    1. The Face Transplant is a book that lends itself to interesting questions. The White House and government involvement in research. How would our society change with the ability to put on any face you wanted

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  6. Great post, I enjoyed the Q&A and the excerpt! Thanks for sharing :)

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  7. I enjoyed the interview. Thank you.

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