Peter Clement Books in Order

When a hospital administrator dies from a needle wound to the heart, emergency physician Earl Garnet becomes a murder suspect. Clearing his name means investigating colleagues and uncovering dangerous secrets within Buffalo's medical establishment.

A deadly infection spreads through Earl Garnet's hospital, killing a nurse and threatening his wife. As he investigates the connections between patients, he suspects that someone inside the institution is deliberately turning disease into a weapon.

Physician Richard Steele investigates genetically modified food while Kathleen Sullivan confronts a child's baffling illness. Their search leads into a struggle between activists and biotechnology interests, with evidence pointing toward a far more dangerous biological threat.

After blaming managed care for a baby's death, Earl Garnet launches a protest that provokes retaliation. A doctor's murder and a missing patient draw him toward an experimental Mexican clinic and the secrets behind its treatments.

A brain hemorrhage leaves Kathleen Sullivan paralyzed but conscious, unable to explain what is happening around her. As sinister medical experiments threaten her, she must find a way to communicate with Richard Steele before it is too late.

The discovery of Kelly Braden's remains reopens a disappearance from twenty-seven years earlier. Earl Garnet, once her secret lover, becomes a suspect as the investigation exposes old betrayals and puts those seeking answers in danger.

While his hospital struggles with SARS, Earl Garnet notices troubling deaths among patients receiving palliative care. A researcher's murder and growing suspicion of his own conduct force him to investigate what colleagues may be concealing.

Bioterrorism specialist Terry Ryder encounters patients with disturbing neurological symptoms and suspects a deliberate attack. As he follows the evidence, unexplained episodes from his own past complicate his efforts to identify the threat.

An unpardonable crime leaves lasting damage in this short story about sexual assault and its consequences. Told through an unusual perspective, the tale connects murder, courage and the possibility of redemption amid the injuries that violence leaves behind.

Earl Garnet visits his dying friend and colleague Sean in intensive care. Their conversations about mortality become an ethical crisis when Sean asks for help carrying out a final wish that challenges Garnet's responsibilities as a physician.

In 1975 Montreal, emergency physician James McKnight investigates a woman's apparent suicide. His troubled friend Benny holds clues to her identity, but relying on him means confronting a crooked policeman, a criminal gang, and Benny's inner struggles.