Knife Music - Tapa dura

"Carnoy's debut is gripping, suspenseful, totally believable, and shockingly good." -- Harlan Coben

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""Knife Music" is a tense cat-and-mouse thriller, but with real heart. Cinematic and compelling, it kept me riveted to the last page." --R. J. Ellory, award-winning author of "A Quiet Belief in Angels"
"Carnoy's debut is gripping, suspenseful, totally believable-and shockingly good." --Harlan Coben, #1 "New York Times" bestselling author of "Tell No One"
"Tautly paced and full of crisp dialogue, Carnoy's prose is pitch-perfect whether delving into medical and police procedural or sussing out the nuances of campus hookup culture. In Cogan, he's concocted an appealing, edgy protagonist-cocksure, arrogant and abrasive towards his less competent colleagues and 'difficult' patients, but possessed of a roguish charm that makes readers want to tag along, even if they're not sure where his moral compass is pointing. A gripping thriller debut that is just what the doctor ordered." -- "Kirkus Discoveries"
"Impressive is the debut of David Carnoy with the surprisingly complex and sophisticated "Knife Music." It's a combination legal/medical novel, so neatly plotted it seems the first-timer might have over-reached. Yet Carnoy resolves everything with enough originality to deliver a satisfying jolt." --"ForeWord Magazine"
"Fans of "Law and Order" type mysteries with ever-morphing questions of who's the victim and who's the perp will enjoy this one." --"Library Journal"

Six months after saving the life of a teenage car-accident victim, emergency room surgeon Ted Cogan is shocked when he is questioned by police in the wake of her baffling suicide, which causes the womanizing Cogan to be wrongly accused of rape. A first novel.