Sample V-14: The Surgeon's Choice
(Victorian Ethics) Dr. Julian Sterling lived in the smog-choked heart of 1880s London, a man of science in an age of superstition. He was the city's foremost expert on infectious diseases, a man who viewed the human body as a machine to be repaired. But his clinical detachment was tested when the "Grey Fever" swept through the East End, turning the streets into open graveyes. The conflict...
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