Medical Thriller Gets Fresh Look in New Release Do No Harm

March 28, 2013 - PRLog -- What would happen if America's blood supply were no longer safe? If a domestic terrorist decided to hijack the tens of thousands of blood transfusions that occur daily in the United States, spreading an illness that killed everyone it touched?

That is the topic addressed in author Danielle Singleton's latest thriller: Do No Harm. Set in the modern-day United States, Do No Harm tells the story of a doctor, Joseph, who violates his oath to never do harm to anyone by going on a killing spree. Fighting against Joseph's virus is a team of pathology experts and an intrepid young FBI agent. Without getting bogged down in too many complex medical details, Do No Harm gives readers a thrilling look at what could happen if one of America's most trusted medical foundations - its blood supply - was suddenly no longer secure.

Do No Harm is widely available online as an ebook and in paperback.

Danielle Singleton is also the author of Safe & Sound, a kidnapping thriller. Ms. Singleton is a 2009 graduate of Georgetown University and a 2012 graduate of Harvard Law School.