Soyuz - Milman, Harry A.

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Résumé :
When a disgruntled astronaut decides to get revenge, all hell breaks loose! By the time the fi nal fl ight of the Russian space capsule, Soyuz, docks at the International Space Station, Derek Johnson-the oldest astronaut to fl y in space-is sick with a severe case of food poisoning that does not respond to antibiotics, and he soon dies. Recruited to assist NASA's medical team, Dr. Bob Kramer, a forensic toxicologist and expert witness, concludes that the cause of Johnson's death is a mutated form of bacteria that is not normally found in nature. In SOYUZ: Th e Final Flight-a captivating, page-turning, science fi ction thriller- space exploration, mental illness, and forensic toxicology collide at the intersection of good and evil as Kramer unravels the source of a mysterious incident and suspicious deaths aboard the space station. Th e book is a Finalist for Best Science Fiction Novel in the 2018 Book Talk Radio Club Awards and for Best Second Novel in the 2018 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

Biographie:

HARRY A. MILMAN is a PhD toxicologist and expert
witness and president of ToxNetwork.com. His wildly
successful political thriller, A Death at Camp David, was
enthusiastically praised by nonscientists and scientists alike
for incorporating forensic toxicology into a captivating and
suspenseful plot with a big surprise ending. As an expert
witness, Dr. Milman assisted in over 250 civil, criminal,
and high-profi le cases involving drug overdoses, pharmacy
errors, toxic chemicals, carcinogens, and assaults. Before
becoming an expert witness, Dr. Milman was a research
scientist at the US National Cancer Institute, NIH, and a senior toxicologist at
the US Environmental Protection Agency. His scientifi c publications include
over seventy articles and fi ve books including the highly acclaimed Handbook
of Carcinogen Testing. He resides in the Maryland suburbs of Washington DC.

Author's photograph by Jennifer McGinn Photography

For more information, go to
www.SoyuzTheFinalFlight.com and www.ToxNetwork.com.