Description: "No More Patients is a heartfelt, humorous sequel to Out of Patients, following Dr. Norah Waters and her mother, Vivian, as they deal with their out-of-balance lives as well as each other"-- Provided by publisher.
Review Quotes:
"A bit of medical infighting, a painful backstory, and an unexpected romance add poignancy and welcome zest to the leisurely paced drama. Miller's prose is breezy and sharply witty . . . Entertaining and tender, with a vivacious nonagenarian protagonist." --Kirkus Reviews
"A witty and heartfelt fictional account of a female physician's final year seeing patients. Readers will love this humanizing and well-woven story that has everything from memorable patient stories to interoffice cautionary tales. A must read for those who are intrigued by the day-to-day life of female physicians and the intricacies of medical conditions paired with multiple emerging plot twists. Captivating imagery and dialogue transport the reader through clinic scenes as witness to heartfelt and sometimes heartbreaking patient-physician dynamics, while also spanning personal lives lived outside the clinical environment, such as deepening romantic attachments and the complexities of mother-daughter relationships as shared in stereo throughout this highly original novel."
--Jennifer R. Hartmark-Hill, MD, FAAFP, director, Narrative Medicine & Health Humanities Program, University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix
"I thoroughly enjoyed the book. It was a delight to read!"
--Leslie Greenberg, MD, family medicine physician, associate professor, University of Nevada, Reno, Department of Family and Community Medicine