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RABBIT
IN THE MOON won a Gold Medal in the genre fiction category of the
Florida Book Awards!
The
Shlians next book, tentatively titled VIRUS, is slated for publication
in 2009!
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Deborah and Joel Shlian
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Web site | Deborah
and Joel Shlian are both physicians
who practiced medicine for over ten years before returning to UCLA for MBAs. They
have since balanced medical management consulting with writing. They often write
together, producing several medical mysteries as well as non-fiction books
and numerous magazine and journal articles on healthcare and medical management
issues. They recently moved from Los Angeles to Boca Raton, Florida.
The Drs. Shlian are an unusual couple. Together they combine their clinical
experiences with their other accomplishments. They have traveled to over 50 countries
and have witnessed healthcare first-hand throughout the world. They have practiced
medicine in the Army (Deborah was one of only a few women physicians in the Reserves
during Vietnam) as well as at a major HMO and at a world class academic medical
center. When
they saw the altruistic foundation on which "managed care" was
originally conceived being eroded, they returned to school to study business.
They graduated from UCLA's Anderson School of Management and began a healthcare
consulting firm. Seven years later, Shlian & Associates is a thriving national
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Rabbit in the Moon
Publisher:
Oceanview
June, 2008
Gold Medal Winner: Florida Book Awards
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Wednesday's Child Publisher:
toExcel (original pub Simon and Schuster, 1986) ISBN: 1583485619 Publication
Date: December, 1999 Buy
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Double
Illusion
Publisher:
iUniverse (Backinprint program)
ISBN: 1583486062 Publication Date:
August, 2000
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Reviews
Wednesday's
Child "A
haunting psychological thriller
in the best-selling tradition of Mary Higgins Clark...."- LA Times
"The book is
eminently readable and as fast-paced, taut and compelling a medical psychodrama
as has come along in years." - David Shobin, author of The Unborn
"...I devoured it in
two sittings! I found myself at the end of each
chapter saying, 'well maybe just one more...It was spellbinding."
- Mark B. Perry, TV writer and producer (Wonder Years, etc)
"Wow! This
is dramatic, page-turning stuff- full of creepy villains." -
George Anders of The Wall Street Journal "Riveting!
You won't be able to put this
one down, I guarantee it! WEDNESDAY'S CHILD is a roller coaster ride of the
first order. Loved it."--Joan Hall
Hovey, Author of NOWHERE TO HIDE
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