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Hannah Alexander

Double Blind

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In Double Blind, husband-and-wife writing team Hannah Alexander delves into the complex world of genetic research, medical ethics, and the struggles of living with a chronic illness. The novel follows the story of Dr. Catherine Blaine, a brilliant geneticist who has been struggling with the effects of muscular dystrophy for most of her life. Despite her physical limitations, Catherine is determined to find a cure for the disease and has dedicated her career to researching its genetic causes. When Catherine is approached by a wealthy businessman with a proposal to fund her research, she is initially thrilled. However, she soon discovers that the man has a hidden agenda: he wants to use her research to create a new designer gene that will allow him to live forever. As Catherine becomes more entangled in the man's web of deceit and manipulation, she must confront the moral implications of her work and decide where her loyalties lie. Meanwhile, Catherine's personal life is also in turmoil. She finds herself falling in love with her new research assistant, Dr. David Harrow, but is unsure if he can accept her for who she is, illness and all. As their relationship deepens, Catherine must also come to terms with her own feelings of inadequacy and learn to trust in herself and her abilities. Double Blind is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and the power of scientific discovery. Hannah Alexander skillfully weaves together complex themes of medical ethics, genetic research, and personal relationships to create a thought-provoking and engaging story. The novel raises important questions about the potential dangers of unchecked scientific progress and the importance of balancing ambition with morality. At its heart, Double Blind is a story about the human spirit and the power of love to heal even the deepest wounds...

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