Asystole-bookcover

By: Francis O'Keefe

Asystole

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‘Justice may be the only comfort the living can offer the deceased.’

If you lack a past, how can you begin to understand your future identity and actions?

Doctor G. Kilbride has the fortune to witness a medical tragedy that blossoms into a scientific miracle, answering some of mankind’s most intriguing questions. This discovery will challenge public perceptions of life, death and beyond, and, for Kilbride, everything. With this knowledge, he is forced to reappraise his own life, mental blocks and dire errors.

In a perilous search for his lost self, he must learn to embrace some distressing truths that he no longer has the luxury to hide from.

Francis O’Keefe has been an independent writer, illustrator and designer for the past five years. Prior to that, he worked as a graphic designer, librarian and cardiac care nurse.


His chosen writing genre involves dark and gothic settings and uses science, medicine and psychology to create well-researched books with believable characters.


He enjoys learning languages, playing piano, reading, and walking with his dog in his spare time.

Customer Reviews
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  • Geraldine Holyoak

    Really good book, kept me interested in it right to the last page.

  • Jayne Richmond

    I know the author so he gave me a copy, but I enjoyed it so much I paid him for it afterwards. There are so many levels, not only are there scientific principles and medical interventions, but, the characters so real and flawed. It's unlike anything I have read before. Five stars.

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