Author(s): Richard Firstman, Jamie Talan
Publisher: Bantam
Pages: 640
Binding: Paperback
A deeply engrossing story of a mother who kills her children and blames it on "SIDS" (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). This true story shows human nature at its worst -- and best. At its worst, you see examples of denial, evasion, and intellectual dishonesty in unparalleled form. At its best, you see the pursuit of objective truth, justice, and good winning out over evil. Although a work of nonfiction, the story is written like a suspense novel, at once compelling and believable. An epistemological adventure which demonstrates, in dramatic form, how the science of knowledge (epistemology) can become, quite literally, a matter of life and death.