The Doctor Blake Mysteries Review Novels & Stories

" Blake's eyes widen and suddenly he's skeptic about finding out the real truth about himself. Why hadn't he read about any of this in the archives? Or was this the reason why some pages seemed missing from the numerous files and old archives he encountered. They walked for what seemed twenty minutes. Passing numerous trees, small streams, and more countless trees. The wolf stopped at what seemed a wall full of branches and vines. Slowly, the wolf stopped by a small opening, almost like a cave. Blake's eyes widened in surprise. "You're fucking kidding me right? You don't expect me to go in there! How the hell do I know you're not going to hurt me?" The wolf chuckles and strolls slowly inside

she said slowly as the cracks of her bone filled the room. He moved towards her, trying to hold her down but was met with the greatest shock of his life. His eyes were almost popping out of their sockets as he stared at her. All his life he had prayed for this and had thought the moon goddess didn’t want him to have it, but he had not expected it to come in the form of his useless and worthless daughter. “Stacey!” He yelled out before a white light illuminated everyone. ******** hi everyone, it's Darcel again. Please your comments and likes would be deeply appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you all. And yes, the last chapter of 'the rejected doctor' would be after this. Thanks for

Dr. Mitchell Blake was a small, wiry man in his mid-fifties who looked like a perfectly normal man. Had I not known that he was one of Noah’s pack, I’d never have guessed it. Then, I never would have thought Noah to be a werewolf either. The good doctor’s appearance helped to lessen the trauma that I experienced at having to expose myself to a stranger for an intimate examination. His mild mannered politeness also didn’t hurt.

Blake A white haired man stood next to the bed. He looked up from a clipboard he was holding when I entered the room. “You must be Blake. I’m Dr. Richards. I wish we were meeting under better circumstances.” I wondered how many people he had said that to. And how many of those family members left the hospital with only memories of their loved one. On auto pilot, I shook his hand. “How is he?” The doctor gave me a grim smile. “He’s not good, son. I won’t sugar coat it, he’s in bad shape. We’re doing all we can for him, of course.”

A man called. “Mummy.” Blakeley heard voices and it snapped her out of her thoughts. She looked up to see the doctor and she hurriedly placed Bryar on her feet and stood up. “How is he?” She asked. “He is fine. Luckily you got him to the hospital early. He just has a little of the poison left in him, he should be fine in a few days.” The doctor replied and Blakeley sighed in relief. “Can we see him?” “Of course.” The doctor replied and Blakeley turned to walk but she stopped.

he began, his words laced with a tremor he fought desperately to control, "the tests are conclusive. There's no medical justification for why Mrs. Torres would be a better match than Ms. Hartwood. In fact, medically speaking, Ms. Hartwood is ok there's no need an operation. Trembling, the doctor finally told the truth. Blake's expression remained impassive, but a flicker of something akin to surprise danced in his eyes for a fleeting moment. Dr. Evans pressed on, his voice gaining a touch of defiance despite the fear gnawing at him. Dr. Evans closed his eyes for a brief moment, a silent debate raging within him. He knew the consequences of defying Blake, yet the Hippocratic Oath, the very fo

he added. The doctor looked between them with a suspicious gaze. Her tears continued to spill over uncontrollably, silently streaming down the side of her cheeks and unto the bed. She could not breathe. She could not even move. Adrian's words replayed in her head with each syllable cutting through her like a butcher's sharp knife. Doctor Smith eyed both of them suspiciously. "Can you take a step back, Mr Blake junior?" Doctor Smith demanded. He had reason to believe that the man was upsetting his patient emotionally.

Blake pleaded. Richard failed to listen to her plea,he gave his wife 24 hours to find his daughter and bring her back home or else he'll do something stupid. * * * Blake woke up in the middle of the night to receive a call,it's from work she was informed that the patient she treated a week ago is dead and the colour of his body changed as if it reacted to some kind of experiment.She stood up immediately and drove to the hospital to check the corpse herself because she didn't believe what she was told.

Lena was positioned prominently, her expression one of wounded innocence. "Dr. Hale," the chairman began, his voice heavy with disappointment, "these new documents are deeply concerning. Falsified patient records suggesting boundary violations—this is a serious matter." "Those documents are forgeries," Vincent said calmly. "I've already provided evidence of their fabrication. The security logs show unauthorized access to my office the night before they were 'discovered.'" Lena leaned forward, her expression earnest. "The board has a responsibility to take these allegations seriously. I've offered to lead an internal review, to ensure transparency and accountability. Vincent's work has been i

He felt so unsure and lost. He could almost feel the walls trapping him to somewhere dark because of the heaviness that he felt. A commotion caught Ace's attention again and he instantly saw Blaze in the group of medical interns with an old doctor who is their consultant. The old man still kept on lecturing the group about the patients' case and even asked the interns for some insights which Blaze answered with flying colors and made the old doctor smile satisfactorily. "Great one Dr. Blaze...you all study the medical cases and I will check on you tomorrow again" the old doctor announced with a smile to everyone.