The story follows Drew Hunt, a man suspected of being an international serial killer, who finds himself abducted and subjected to relentless torture. As he struggles to escape his captors, he grapples with the mystery of his abduction and the dark circumstances surrounding it. The narrative delves into themes of survival, psychological torment, and the blurred lines between victim and perpetrator.
"William Lydiatt, M.D. and Perry Johnson, M.D., have worked with hundreds of mouth and throat cancer patients. They understand the emotional turmoil patients and their families go through after a cancer diagnosis, and they know how being informed can relieve some of that stress. Topics covered in this book include: how early detection leads to high cure rates; symptoms that could mean cancer; the emotional side of the cancer; how doctors make a diagnosis; staging the cancer and why it so important; surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy; new treatments in immunotherapy and targeted therapies: reconstructive surgery; and experimental treatment through clinical trials"--