10 B.S. Medical Tropes that Need to Die TODAY

This book is written in an engaging way, although sometimes a bit too graphic for my liking. I'm still glad I read it, though, as I now know more about medicine that I did before reading the book. The author gives nice examples and alternatives to help potential writers avoid the tropes she discusses. However, I feel like this book made me want to avoid writing about medical situations in my fiction!

I also felt like the book was a bit too short, and this is a tendency I noticed with the rise of free Kindle books on Amazon. The short books are often used to gain popularity among audiences and advertise yourself as an author. There's nothing wrong with that, except for the fact that you get this good idea for a book which ends up being shorter than it would've been in the past. Then again, would I have paid for this book were it not a free Kindle? Probably not.