NOBODY DIES AT NIGHT: A HOSPITAL THRILLER

They taught me that nobody dies at night.Greg has been a nurse for ten years. Like everyone, he keeps a perfect life in reserve - in countries he's never seen, on a list of things he'll do "someday."One night on shift, he goes to wake a young resident asleep in the on-call room. The resident isn't asleep. To the administration it's a natural death: file closed in four hours. But there are those little red spots in his eyes - and on a phone, eight calls in the dead of night. Not to talk. To make sure.Nobody wants a story. The unit has its numbers to hit, its careers to protect, its silences neatly filed. So Greg investigates his own way - between two IV lines, with a nurse who swears like a sailor, an aide who knows everything, a cynical doctor, and a kid who watches too many cop shows.What he uncovers is darker than the fraud he brings to light. The killer isn't outside. He's in the walls - someone you pass every day without ever looking at, and whose name, deep down, you never really knew.A hospital thriller where you laugh out loud exactly where you shouldn't, and where humor is the last thing left standing. About the gaze, the blind spot, and everything we choose not to see.First in THE NIGHT SHIFT series.