No Old, Bold Pilots

Some patients are not meant to be found.Daniel Helman has barely begun his medical internship at Wilford Hall, an Air Force training hospital, when he is assigned to a locked psychiatric unit for the seriously mentally ill. The work is grueling, the cases grim. But one patient doesn't belong. His records don't add up. His identity doesn't hold.As Helman digs deeper, he uncovers a trail that leads far beyond the ward, back through the rigid corridors of the Air Force Academy and into a buried history of broken trust, institutional silence, and lives quietly discarded. Someone placed this man here. Someone wants him forgotten.Now Helman faces a choice no military doctor should have to make. His oath demands he protect his patient. His uniform demands he follow orders. The two are no longer the same thing.In the Air Force, there is an old saying: there are old pilots, and there are bold pilots, but there are no old, bold pilots. Daniel Helman is about to learn why.

Pagina's: 250, Paperback, Palmetto Publishing