Inhale.
Hold. Exhale.
And
so it begins for the reader. Dr. Jessica Hemings fights for her own
life and that of her patients, friends, loved ones while battling
hatred and misogyny on a daily basis. The bigger sin, perhaps is that
of a world who stood by in silence and did nothing to stop genocide
in 1993 Rwanda.
Raised
among privilege by two loving parents, Jessica, always drawn to
helping those in need, headed to Africa on what many might consider a
whim—or in a snit—and fell into the hell of genocide. Fighting
each and every day, she triumphs over adversity even though some of
the wins are miniscule. Jessica is one brave, hard-headed, relentless
woman. Worthy of being a friend and confidante, we'd like to meet her
one day.
Hunting
The Devil
is not for those looking for happy, upbeat stories. In parts it will
shock, rile and horrify; in others it will leave you weeping. Like
her or not, you won't soon forget Jessica Hemingway, MD, a woman who
fights each and every day to bring a devil to justice.
On
a scale of 1—5, Hunting
The Devil deserves
an 8.
Kat
Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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