The Night Nurse : Some patients can't call for help. nurses shouldn't.: A Medical Thriller

Some patients can't call for help. Some nurses shouldn't. Lena Cruz is drowning. Her mother's cancer, the eviction notice, the $214 in her bank account. So when a billionaire's lawyer offers $70,000 for six months of private nursing, she signs without reading the fine print. The patient is Victor Hale. Twenty-eight. Brain-dead. Breathing through a tube in a mansion with glass walls and a voice in the ceiling named Eve. The house locks at midnight. The cameras never stop watching. And Eve-an AI built to preserve life-sees everything. Lena's first night is supposed to be routine. Then Victor's fingers twitch. His heart rate spikes. And in the dark, she hears a whisper she shouldn't be able to hear: Run. When Lena discovers a clause on page four of her contract, she realizes she wasn't hired to be a nurse. She was hired to be a donor. Now, trapped in a smart house where every window is a camera and every order comes from a voice in the ceiling, Lena has one chance to save Victor-and herself. But in the Hale house, the system is programmed to preserve life. It just never said whose. The Night Nurse is a pulse-pounding medical thriller for fans of Verity, The Housemaid, and The Silent Patient. Perfect for readers who love: - Domestic suspense with tech twists- Nurse protagonists in danger- Billionaire family conspiracies- Locked-room AI horror- Revenge you can feel in your bones Some patients can't call for help. Some nurses shouldn't. Scroll up and one-click to start the night shift.

Pagina's: 456, Paperback, Independently published