Michael C. Gerald is Professor of Social and Administrative Sciences at the University of Connecticut, as well as an avid student of the works of Agatha Christie.
"... an enjoyable account of the techniques of fictional murder from the perspective of an expert on pharmaceutics ... a quirky, eccentric book which is essentially sui generis ... it certainly will raise the interest of general readers in the romance of pharmacy."oTony Hilfer, professor of English, University of Texas at Austin, and author of The Crime Novel "For people who are simultaneously interested in medical topics and murder mysteries, this labor of love should be a must."oAlan B. Combs, professor of pharmacology and Bergen Brunswig Centennial Fellow in Pharmacy, University of Texas at Austin
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