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She lives in Phoenix, Arizona.
Abby Wilmore series books: The Color of Rock , Where Light Comes and Goes , and What the River Said.
She is the author of four novels, including the Dr.
About author(s): Sandra Cavallo Miller is an author, poet, and retired academic family physician in Arizona who has helped launch hundreds of medical students and residents into their careers.
As Maya and Alex become closer, they must also tackle their personal pasts and individual demons, and find the courage to move forward.
Maya and Alex turn accomplices when they try to unravel a spate of unusual illnesses afflicting residency staff, and discover disturbing trends.
And now someone seems determined to harm him.
His professional life is complicated by two resident physician advisees: a depressed and poorly performing man, and a seductive woman.
A former shy chess champion, Alex has worked to remake himself into a more socially engaged person, though he cannot completely shed his reclusive past.
He longs to know her better but also knows she is involved with a prominent cardiologist.
Alex Reddish, a faculty member at the residency, enjoys Maya\'s company every week.
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As the intimidating warnings reach an unsettling highpoint, a past trauma that had been fueling her work now starts to haunt her--threatening to derail her carefully choreographed life.
A new danger looms when she sparks the anger of local biker gangs who want to stop her helmet campaign.
Maya also navigates a complicated personal life: a somewhat troubled romantic relationship with a cardiologist; a retired physician-friend searching for new meaning; an undocumented neighbor raising a young son; and a cherished ailing old horse.
To maintain her clinical skills, she spends time at the nearby family medicine residency, seeing patients and teaching new physicians.
A passionate advocate for a motorcycle helmet law, she also monitors disease-bearing mosquitoes, rabid bobcats, and the opioid epidemic--along with many other concerns.
Maya Summer works at Arizona Public Health, overseeing and researching a myriad of public health issues.
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