Louis De Savy

The Passion Gene (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Robin Chesham is a successful consultant surgeon with a keen interest in genetics. When he meets Georgiana Gilmour, a young rising star in the field, at an international medical conference, the attraction is immediate, powerful and mutual. But surely, thinks Robin, he has met Georgiana somewhere before.

United by common professional interests, a shared love of culture and an irresistible emotional and physical attraction, Robin and Georgiana become lovers. As they are swept away in an increasingly powerful tide of love and desire, their illicit life together seems almost too good to be true. But then a chance meeting opens up a secret from the past, and reveals to Robin why he feels so drawn to Georgiana, and she to him. And this is not the last shock that fate has in store for them both...

The Passion Gene is a fascinating first novel from the pen of Louis de Savy, a former hospital consultant.

After years of writing about advances in medical science in journal articles and books, he decided in retirement, by way of contrast, to direct his pen to fiction and to explore a subject which has long fascinated him the hidden destinies
imposed upon us by our genes. The Passion Gene is his first novel.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: memoirsbooks
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781908223760
• Artikelnr.: 38368311

Autorenporträt

Louis de Savy (a nom de plume) hails from an Anglo-French family steeped in medicine and politics. He read medical science in London and climbed the professional ladder to hospital consultancy status, his career taking him to many places in the world and bringing him into contact with overseas colleagues who helped him to form a wider perspective on health care issues.

During his career he was dismayed to watch the NHS being used by successive governments as a political football, each senselessly undoing the policies of the previous one.

After years of writing about advances in medical science in journal articles and books, he decided in retirement, by way of contrast, to direct his pen to fiction and to explore a subject which has long fascinated him the hidden destinies imposed upon us by our genes. The Passion Gene is his first novel.