Freida McFaddenThriller · Mystery·b. 1980
The Devil Wears Scrubs
Synopsis
Jane McGill is a brand-new doctor, and her first month of internship at County Hospital is going badly. She is sleep-deprived, perpetually on call, and assigned to Dr. Alyssa Morgan, a senior resident who runs her team on humiliation and appears to have decided Jane is the weakest link.
Between difficult patients, an on-call room she cannot escape, and a surgeon who is far too charming to be good for her, Jane spends the month wondering whether she will finish the year with her sanity intact.
Freida McFadden, herself a physician, wrote this short comedic novel long before her psychological thrillers. It is the first of two books following Jane McGill and reads as medical humour rather than suspense.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
- Definitely not one of Freida McFadden’s best. No wonder I never see anyone talking about this one. It was just a bit dull, honestly. Nothing particularly gripping or memorable. Nice enough, but definitely not one I’ll be raving about.
- <div>This book is what I'd call a lost cause... there's no "thriller" element nor is there any part of it that I found hilarious...<br>Seriously though,what was the point of this book?</div>


