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When Jason Green begins his internship at Sinai Medical Center, there appears to be no limit to what he can achieve. Brilliant, hardworking, and driven by an intense desire to ease people's suffering, Jason has a knack for asking the questions that will lead to correct diagnoses. His efforts earn him the respect of his superiors -- and the attention of Philip Olsen, a devastatingly attractive orthopedic surgeon. But none of Jason's abilities can prepare him for the challenges he faces outside the hospital. Philip, with whom Jason has a seemingly perfect relationship, betrays him with another man. Dr. Fang, his dedicated but aloof research partner, guards a secret that might compromise their research. Can the problem-solving techniques that serve Jason so well in the medical world help him to repair the rifts in his relationships? About the Author John S. Daniels has practiced internal medicine and endocrinology at Washington University School of Medicine in Saint Louis, Missouri, since completing his training there in 1979. He is an associate clinical professor of medicine at Washington University and is the author of several papers in medical texts and research journals. He was born and raised in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the son of Jewish immigrants who escaped the Holocaust. He has lived with his partner, Lance Cimarolli, for eighteen years, and has three daughters. The Intern is his first novel.