The Split Mind of Thomas Black
The body on the table was not supposed to be talking. That was the first rule of the morgue: the dead do not speak. Thomas Black had spent fifteen years as a forensic pathologist in New York City, and he had never encountered a corpse that violated this particular convention. Until the one on table four. It was a woman, early twenties, found in an apartment on the Lower East Side. The official...
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