"Blending into the morning routine of the ICU, double-checking to ensure that no one was watching, the Angel of Death picked up the vial of erythromycin that Lexi had already mixed with normal saline. Dropping the useless vial into the rooms locked dirty needle box, the Angel of Death replaced it with another vial of erythromycin that now contained potassium chloride. 'Stupid, stupid girl,' the Angel of Death laughed. 'You never prepare a medication and then leave it unwatched. Never know what might happen!'"
Someone is killing patients at Boston General, but this Angel of Death isn't some twisted do-gooder engaged in mercy killings. These acts of murder are strictly for revenge, and unless nurse Lexi McDonough can prove her innocence, she'll be spending the rest of her life behind bars.
What would you do if everyone thought you were guilty of murder?
Rhonda Thomas McWhirt graduated from Syracuse University with a BS in Nursing and the University of New Haven with a post-graduate MBA. She is a member of distinction of the International Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta. In her free time Rhonda enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, golfing, and playing the piano. She lives in Connecticut with her husband, two children, and Bella—their cat.