Notes of a General Practitioner

The creator of Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle, noted in his letter: The title I cherish the most is doctor. He was a physician by profession, passionate about sciences, and constantly experimenting. From the examinations and diagnostics of his patients, he drew inspiration for creating incredible plots for his stories. The Fiasco in Los Amigos, The Curse of Eva, The Surgeon from Haster Fell, The Mystery of the Sealed Room… This collection includes stories from different years, in which the reader will find interesting cases and incidents from the lives of doctors, unpredictable twists with detective lines, drama, and humor.