Bury Your Mistakes (First, Do No Harm Book 2)

Do you envision an inanimate robot performing your next major surgery? The sequel to First, Do No Harm presents a unique perspective on the current state of the practice of medicine in the United States. The personal doctor-patient relationship has diminished due to numerous barriers that hinder its restoration.
The introduction of surgical robots equipped with advanced artificial intelligence further complicates matters. While technological progress continues unabated, and the risks to patient safety are supposedly reduced, they may actually increase. The pursuit of developing more autonomous robots only leads to even more complicated and perilous outcomes. The competing motivations behind advancing this technology contribute to this fictional mystery, keeping you guessing until the final page.

In First, Do No Harm, Mark Davis confronts the consequences of his unchecked ambition and lack of technical expertise. He is disowned by his father, faces financial ruin in his private medical practice, and is ultimately saved by investment bankers. However, beneath the surface, things are far from straightforward, and he soon finds himself entangled in criminal charges. Despite his setbacks, Davis manages to recover and manage a business, driven solely by his desire to provide for his family.