Marina Auer launched her second medical thriller at Exclusive Cavendish on Thursday August 15. In conversation with radio talk show host, Pippa Hudson, the UCT Medical School graduate has spent many years working in state hospitals before moving into private practice in Durban.
Marina Auer launched her second medical thriller at Exclusive Cavendish on Thursday August 15. In conversation with radio talk show host, Pippa Hudson, the UCT Medical School graduate has spent many years working in state hospitals before moving into private practice in Durban.
Single Minded is published by Kwela Books and is loosely based on her experiences during an internship and community service at Pietermaritzburg Hospital.
Stevlyn Vermeulen of the CBD, left, with Laurian Lesch of Kuils River.Lyn Watson of Diep River with James Madikizela from Rondebosch.Medical school friends of the author, Rose Mulder of Constantia, left, and Andrea Huggett of Rondebosch.Medical doctors in private practice, Akira Singh of Newlands with Serini Murugasen of Claremont.Waiting to have their books signed, Sara Dane of Higgovale with Andrea Shaw of Vredehoek.Kitt Gordon-Davis, centre, and Zach Gordon-Davis of Newlands having their book signed by Marina Auer of Durban, left.
