Author Pens Book on GREED

CHARLOTTE, N.C.

Many outside the medical world may doubt the authenticity of the various unethical situations that arise throughout "Greed: A Tale of Power and Abuse in Medicine." But in this book, author Boudreaux verifies that these things definitely do happen.

"The vast majority of medical practitioners are concerned foremost with the welfare of the patient," Boudreaux said. "But there are those select few who are concerned primarily with control, power, money and whatever benefit is coming their way."

"Greed: A Tale of Power and Abuse in Medicine" is the story of author Boudreaux's experience working in surgery and anesthesiology throughout his three decades in the medical field.

Throughout his revealing novel, Boudreaux provides readers with an idea of the true situation of medical practice. Boudreaux's main character, while fictionalized, is based on real-life medical practitioners who have worked the system to their own maximum advantage.

"Many outside the medical world might doubt that such things as are written here would or could happen," Boudreaux said. "But they did and they do."

For more information about Boudreaux and his book, visit http://www.boudreauxbook.com.

"Greed: A Tale of Power and Abuse in Medicine"
By Boudreaux
ISBN: 978-1-4535-3038-2
Paperback: $29.99
Available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Xlibris

About the author:
Boudreaux has worked in medicine for more than twenty-five years in hospitals, from fifty beds to 1,150 beds. He has worked in anesthesia for twenty of those twenty-five years. He has seen every kind of patient known to medicine, from preemie babies to patients over 100 years old. He has been involved in wide variety of surgeries, from finger surgery to open heart and neurosurgery. His is a wide and deep breadth of knowledge and experience in medicine.

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