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    Michelle's Captivity Part Four: Ferocity
    Michelle's Captivity Part Four: Ferocity
    Michelle's Captivity Part Four: Ferocity
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    Michelle's Captivity Part Four: Ferocity

    By William Rubin

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    Savagely attacked by Dr. Jean Louis Durand on her thirtieth birthday, Michelle Ravello narrowly survives. Months later, during an FBI raid gone terribly wrong, she is killed at the doctor’s secret compound in Westchester County, New York and laid to rest in a touching and tragic ceremony.

    Or is she?

    With never before seen material from Forbidden Birth, Michelle’s Captivity weaves through the upheaval, angst, and danger of Forbidden Cure, showing Michelle Ravello in all her power and glory.

    But everyone who loves Michelle is convinced she’s dead. Engaged in a solitary battle against all-powerful opponents, how can she possibly survive?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilliam Rubin
    Release dateJun 3, 2019
    ISBN9781949189957
    Michelle's Captivity Part Four: Ferocity
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    William Rubin

    William Rubin is a practicing physician who enjoys weaving tales of medical/scientific intrigue. Writing for him is equal parts catharsis, creativity, and escape from the rigors of a busy medical practice and the joys and challenges of raising a family. The works of James Patterson, Robin Cook, Michael Palmer, and Patricia Cornwell inspired Dr. Rubin to create the Christopher Ravello Series. Challenges and tragedies in Dr. Rubin’s life, particularly the untimely death of his mother, provided some of the underlying drama, conflict, and turmoil for the series’ lead character. When he isn't busy practicing medicine or crafting his next medical thriller, Dr. Rubin enjoys time with his family and friends, running, playing piano, and travel. He values your thoughts, insights, and feelings on this book so please leave a review on your favorite website(s)

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