Books matching: plastic surgery
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Save:An engrossing, moving read that shines a spotlight on forgotten heroes and the birth of modern plastic surgery - recommended for anyone interested in the human side of history and medicine.
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Save:A smart, silly, and satisfyingly twisted satire of crime and cosmetic surgery - beach-read fun for those who appreciate their thrillers with a side of irreverent comedy.
When they got to the old Cape Florida lighthouse, the young man and his fiancee sat down on the damp sand to watch the ocean crash hard across the brown boulders at the point of the island. There was... - #3
Save:A powerful, sometimes dark glimpse into the realities behind South Korea's glossy exterior - beautifully written, thought-provoking, and essential for anyone interested in the intersection of culture, gender, and identity.
Sujin is hell-bent on becoming a room salon girl. She has invited Kyuri from across the hall to our tiny apartment, and the three of us are sitting on the floor in a little triangle, looking out the w... - #4
Save:A smart, entertaining YA dystopian with a cool concept and lots of action. Not perfect, but definitely worth a read - especially if you love pondering what makes us truly beautiful.
Of course, Tally thought, you’d have to feed your cat only salmon-flavored cat food for a while, to get the pinks right. The scudding clouds did look a bit fishy, rippled into scales by a high-altitud... - #5
Save:"The Private Patient" in the Adam Dalgliesh series by P.D. James is a mystery novel that follows Commander Adam Dalgliesh and his team as they investigate a murder at a private plastic surgery clinic set in a Tudor manor house in the Dorset countryside. The story involves intricate plotlines, complex characters, and a mix of historical references and present-day challenges. The author expertly weaves together the landscape descriptions, murder locations, and character introspections to create a suspenseful and introspective journey into the human mind and its secrets.
The narrative in "The Private Patient" is characterized by detailed descriptions of the manor and the English countryside, providing a vivid backdrop for the unfolding mystery. P.D. James' writing style is praised for its evocative language, amazing vocabulary, and good character development. is commended for its slow-paced yet engaging storytelling, where every word is savored, and the prose is considered some of the most beautifully written English in the genre. The author's ability to capture human complexities, portray realistic characters, and blend historical elements with contemporary challenges adds depth and intimacy to the narrative.
On November the twenty-first, the day of her forty-seventh birthday, and three weeks and two days before she was murdered, Rhoda Gradwyn went to Harley Street to keep a first appointment with her plas...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Adam Dalgliesh ) - #6
Save:In the second book of the Parker series, titled 'The Man With The Getaway Face' by Richard Stark, Parker undergoes plastic surgery to change his appearance and escape from The Outfit, a New York mob crew. As he plans an armored truck robbery with new partners, complications arise including a potential double cross and the threat of being exposed by the plastic surgeon's aide. The story unfolds with a mix of noir mystery and thriller elements, showcasing Parker's cold, calculating persona and his relentless pursuit of his criminal goals.
Parker had been at the sanitarium a little over four weeks now. He had come in with a face that the New York syndicate wanted to put a bullet in, and now he was going back out with a face that meant n...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Parker ) - #7
Save:A fast-paced, eye-opening look at a groundbreaking surgeon who helped usher medicine into the modern era. Fascinating, sometimes grisly, and perfect for anyone interested in the messy, marvelous dawn of modern surgery.
Even in the middle of the ocean, Mütter could not get her out of his mind. He excused himself early from dinner, stopped well-meaning conversationalists mid-sentence, and rushed down to his sleeping q... - #8
Save:A wild, twisted ride through beauty, identity, and chaos - totally captivating if you like your fiction dark, daring, and unconventional, but it won’t charm everyone.
Where you're supposed to be is some big West Hills wedding reception in a big manor house with flower arrangements and stuffed mushrooms all over the house. This is called scene setting: where everybo... - #9
Save:A dramatic, page-turning romantic thriller with an unforgettable twist and classic Sandra Brown sizzle - perfect for readers who crave escapist suspense, but less ideal for anyone strictly seeking realism.
The clearing beyond it must exist, she reassured herself, even if she couldn’t see it yet. For a minute, she thought that reaching it couldn’t possibly be worth the struggle, but something behind her... - #10
Save:A twisty, addictive thriller with plenty of suspense and romance - perfect for fans of Sandra Brown or anyone in the mood for an entertaining whodunit, even if it doesn’t break new ground.
“Kiss, kiss.” Melina Lloyd kissed the air in the general direction of her twin sister’s cheeks. “I’ve ordered an Italian white wine. Crisp, light, and not too fruity, according to the waiter who was....
