Lindsey Walsh thinks she has found personal and professional happiness when she lands a job at pharmaceutical giant, Imec. Paired with her colleague, Katherine Blair, they're entrusted with the marketing of an exciting new psychotropic drug called Bliss, the next generation of antidepressants with truly startling therapeutic capabilities. But when several workplace deaths occur almost simultaneously, Lindsey fears she has stumbled on a diabolic conspiracy with horrifying consequences. Could the drug company be engaged in a controlled experiment using their own employees as guinea pigs? Convinced that something else links the so-called random deaths, Lindsey jeopardizes her professional future to uncover the truth. Together with Katherine, they discover a sinister plot that goes a Promethean leap beyond accepted medical ethics. Bliss combines the fast action of a nerve-jangling thriller with the medical possibilities of science in the hands of the obsessed.

About the Reader

Doug Hamilton has a very wide range. Does 'right on' impressions and characters, while being an excellent announcer, too. Doug has done national voice-over and on-camera commercials, has literally thousands of credits of all kinds. In over 30 years of performing, Doug has done voice and on-camera work for commercials, corporate and industrial training. He's fast, accurate, technology and automotive savvy, and always easy to work with.

Doug Hamilton started when he was 12 years old at an NPR station summer program in Flint, Michigan. The voice talent-to-be even started his high school radio station. He went to college and began working on the air in the Flint market. He soon was hired by Detroit area stations. Doug met his wife Da Marie Boyer, a newsperson, started his own studio and has worked full time doing voice and on-camera work for the last 25 years.

Praise for Bill Clem

"Medicine Cup – frantic-paced, pulse-pounding thriller that rivals the best works of Crichton or Cook. The action-packed adventure takes readers on an exciting adventure that feels perilously real. Microbe is one reading experience that the audience will never forget."
—Orlando Sentinel (Medicine Cup)

"Microbe – The best astrobiological thriller since The Andromeda Strain."
—BookPage (Microbe)