Faith

<B>How perfect is too perfect?</B><BR/><BR/> Ross Ransome is at the top of his profession; one of the most successful, and certainly one of the richest, plastic surgeons in the business. Such a man would expect his wife to be perfect - and why not? After all, he has spent enough hours in surgery to get her that way.<BR/><BR/> But when his wife falls ill she turns her back on conventional medicine, and her arid marriage, and seeks help from the world of alternative medicine and a charismatic therapist who promises not just medical salvation.<BR/><BR/> For Ransome, this is the ultimate betrayal. It defies logic, and Ross Ransome is a profoundly logical man. Logically, he can see no reason why any man should have his wife when he can't. It's all completely rational...<BR/><BR/> 'Irresistibly readable as well as utterly believable' Robert Goddard<BR/><BR/> 'Britain's closest equivalent to Stephen King.' <I>Sunday Times</I><BR/><BR/><B>Read more from the multi-million copy bestselling author of the Roy Grace novels:</B><BR/><BR/><I>Possession<BR/> Dreamer<BR/> Sweet Heart<BR/> Twilight<BR/> Prophecy<BR/> Host<BR/> Alchemist<BR/> Denial<BR/> The Truth<BR/> Faith</I><BR/><BR/> * Each Peter James novel can be read as a standalone*<BR/>  <BR/>