Ridgeline Mystery Books

ASSISTED SUICIDE. MURDER. RIDGELINE, CALIFORNIA WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. Dr. Gates McClure suddenly finds her quiet life and medical practice turned upside down when Dr. Norman Meade, an old acquaintance, arrives to assist a dying woman commit suicide. Then a man is found murdered--and the evidence points toward Dr. Meade. As Gates searches for answers to the murder, she's also forced to take a hard look at her Christian faith and what she believes about assisted suicide. Complicating matters is her relationship to Dr. Meade. The man she remembers from med school wasn't a killer. . . . Alton Gansky, author of By My Hands and Through My Eyes , explores a story behind today's headlines in the first Ridgeline Mystery. Alton brings an eclectic background to his writing, having worked in such fields as accounting, advertising, and architecture. Today he is the senior pastor of High Desert Baptist Church in Phelan, California, where he resides with his wife and three children.

Two patients dead. Coincidence? Malpractice? Or Murder? When two of Dr. Gates McClure's patients die in quick succession, she's concerned. When she sees the autopsy reports, she's baffled. These people should not have died as they did. When one patient's widow and the news media blame Gates for the deaths, she's angry. As Gates struggles to understand what killed her patients, what she missed in their diagnosis, she becomes the target of someone's hate. Is she the intended victim? Why would someone try to ruin her reputation and run off her patients? Her faith in God has seen her through adversity before. Now she need His help to find answers before someone else dies unnecessarily. Alton Gansky uses today's cutting-edge bioresearch headlines to fashion another exciting Ridgeline Mystery, following Marked for Mercy , the first book in the series. Alton brings an eclectic background to his writing, having worked in such fields as accounting, advertising, and architecture. Today he is senior pastor of High Desert Baptist Church in Phelan, California where he lives with in wife and three children. This is his sixth novel.