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I am a Professor of Radiology at Stanford University in California and member of the Pegasus Physician Writers at Stanford University, a group of physicians who write creatively. As a member of prestigious organizations like the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI) and the American Institute for Medical and Biomedical Engineering (AIMBE, top 2% of biomedical engineers in the United States), I can bring a unique perspective to my role as a creative writer.
My novels feature women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics/medicine (STEM), who use their expertise to solve medical mysteries alongside the FBI. Critics have called my work suspenseful and authentic, and I'm proud to be recognized as a rising star in the mystery genre. I'm also the founder of Monasteria Press LLC, dedicated to sharing the stories of remarkable women in STEM. My goal is to highlight their often overlooked contributions and inspire future generations.
Reviewed by Demetria Head for Readers' Favorite
Elisabeth Link’s The Claim is a gripping medical mystery set in the year 2033 that seamlessly blends elements of suspense, intrigue, and futuristic technology. The novel centers on the kidnapping of Dr. Frida Ending, a medical insurance agent, who is forcibly taken in a silver van despite Agent Weber’s desperate attempts to stop the abduction. This harrowing event propels Agent Weber and Dr. Annya Segund into a complex investigation filled with deception, secrets, and potential national security threats. As they delve deeper, they uncover a labyrinth of lies connected to a briefcase full of sensitive SUEC medical files, leading to unexpected twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
The characters in The Claim are richly developed, adding depth to the fast-paced plot. Agent Weber, a seasoned investigator with a complicated past, brings a blend of experience and personal vulnerability to the story. Weber’s life takes a new turn with the arrival of Dr. Annya Segund. Annya, an undercover CIA officer and emergency room physician, is a formidable partner with a multifaceted background. Their relationship adds an emotional layer to the narrative as they balance their burgeoning romance with the high-stakes investigation. The dynamic between Weber’s seasoned intuition and Annya’s medical expertise creates a compelling duo determined to unravel the truth behind Dr. Ending’s kidnapping. Together, they navigate a web of intricate plots and hidden agendas, making The Claim a must-read for fans of medical and futuristic thrillers. Readers will eagerly anticipate Elisabeth Link's next thrilling mystery.
