A blockbuster of a story, especially today with Medicare potentially on the chopping block.
–Kirkus Reviews
Kathleen Sharp’s Blood Feud rivals Jonathan Harr’s A Civil Action for best non-fiction book of the past twenty years. In Sharp’s more-than-capable hands, this complex story of a justice-driven drug salesman going up against Big Pharma’s greed and deception is irresistible. Blood Feud should be required reading for anyone interested in the business of medicine and in Big Pharma’s questionable drug therapies. If that’s not your thing, then simply read it as a high-stakes legal thriller. But whatever you do, get your hands on this book and read it— Blood Feud is nothing short of simply great.”
–John Lescroart
New York Times bestselling author of Damage
A great read. As our country examines how inappropriate health care services contribute to the growing economic crisis, policy makers must learn from this alarming story.”
–Dennis Cotter, President
Medical Technology and Practice Patterns Institute, Bethesda, Maryland
A page-turner, this alarming chronicle of profit seeking in American medicine will appeal to all who are invested in the health care they receive or the drugs they’re prescribed.
Sharp launches us into a journey full of heroes, hustlers and corporate knaves. Weaving pharmaceutical history in a vivid style reminiscent of E.L. Doctorow and Arthur Miller, Blood Feud is a must-read to understand what we face everyday, hoping to stay alive. This should be required reading in all medical schools, a story that needs to be told.”
-Andrew Davis
Director of The Fugitive, Holes, and The Guardian.
