OLDHAM, England (PRWEB) February 03, 2015
In author Stephen Thomas Leah’s new fiction, “Deception” (published by Trafford Publishing), readers will encounter a conspiracy in which the medical establishment, eager to continue profiting from patients, actively suppresses a miracle cure for stroke victims.
“Deception” follows Matthew Michellin as he deals with the effects of a stroke. Michellin vacations on the West Indies island of St. Kitts with his Russian girlfriend where he meets a complete stranger. This stranger turns out to be a neurologist named Dr. Mark Cooper.
During the course of their conversation with Cooper, Michellin and his girlfriend discover Cooper’s secret – he has developed a revolutionary treatment for stroke survivors. However, the medical community worked hard to discredit the newly developed treatment.
Throughout the book, the three characters work to expose corruption in the medical community.
Leah says his motivation for writing “Deception” is to show readers the needless suffering of others is a ploy by the medical establishment to make money.
“Given the motivation and determination, anyone can take on the establishment and get it to change its mind when it is in the public’s interest to do so,” Leah believes.
“Deception”
By Stephen Thomas Leah
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 196 pages | ISBN 9781466969438
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 196 pages | ISBN 9781466969421
E-Book | 196 pages | ISBN 9781466969445
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Steven Thomas Leah is intensely interested in research involving the use of fetal stem cells to treat strokes and aid in other areas of medicine. His novel, “Deception,” is a semi-autobiographical account of his own experiences learning about treating strokes. Leah lost his wife as a result of a stroke in 2002 and he suffered a stroke a few years after his wife’s death. He now lives in Oldham, England.
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