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Divine Misguidance, a thriller about euthanasia Dozens have died Euthanasia is secretly being performed upon request The killers are showing no mercy. . . or are they? Detective Zachary Gerrard uncovers a series of mercy killings. His deceased wife's suffering from a terminal illness causes him to favor a patient's right to die with dignity under certain circumstances. As a result, the detective has conflicting feelings about the law prohibiting euthanasia. He is faced with enforcing the law even though he considers this a case of mercy and justice being subject to interpretation.

Jerry Maples grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He received a BA degree from Cornell College and an MA from the University of Iowa. After nearly twenty years in banking, he owned and operated an art gallery in Milwaukee. For the past seven years he has divided his time between landscape painting and writing. Maples lives in Fountain Hills with his wife, Linda. In addition to three children, he has several grandchildren. Family experiences initiated Maples' interest in euthanasia. Subsequent years of study as well as research for this novel have qualified him to speak out on this controversial subject.