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The Angel Maker by Ridley Pearson
Reader Reviews Delusions Of Godhood..., February 21, 2003 Reviewer: Elizabeth Reynolds from Seattle, WA USA Are what motivates Elden Tegg--not the idea of saving lives. Of course Sgt Lou Boldt and his squad understand that, even before they know who Tegg is. Tegg--a failed transplant surgeon turned vetrinarian--deludes his assistant and a con man that he's making adifference and saving lives. His assistant draws the line at doing a "heart" which leaves him vulnerable to the same mistakes that got him kicked out of his residency prgram. Boldt finds himself trusting his instincts, and the word of a blind woman--while Daphne tracks down Teggs assistant. She doesn't realize this, but the assist will be an invaluabe help. Daphne has to manipulate Bildt into coming back--but in the end he's glad--because several deaths and maimings were avenged and not a few lives were saved. A real page turner, since you won't realize what happens til it does.
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