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A great book - enjoyable and enlightening! Apr 16, 2009 For a fictional book with a basis in truth, Blue Vendetta was entertaining, enlightening and informative. The reality of how America's insurance companies are corrupting medicine and the related laws is astonishing. They pressure the physicians with their monetary and legal controls, leaving the doctors with few alternatives. It's all about the bottom line for the insurance companies, as they risk the lives of innocent people. Blue Vendetta is a deeply moving and tragic story of one man's fight to expose the corruption that killed his wife and unborn child. This book is a must read for anyone interested in this industry and it's reform and for others who are just looking for a great book.
Inspiring Feb 19, 2006 Blue Vendetta by Hugh Ellis is a great story that captures your attention from the first page and holds it to the last word. Ellis produced a great read and I am looking forward to many more from this brilliant author. I highly recommend this one!
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A Splash of Cold Water! Nov 17, 2004 If you think you have imagined the worst that can happen in our rapidly decaying health care system, Mr. Ellis has a lesson for you. It is quite obvious that he has done his research in the legal and medical arenas. You will readily appreciate the dilemmas faced by the health care provider who wants to do the right thing, the patient who has to trust that provider, and the infrastructure that ultimately wrongs both. You will not be disappointed with this book.
Justice Is Served Dec 17, 2003 I have had a few run-ins with my medical insurance companies - this book was right up my alley. How encouraging to see the big boys get knocked down a notch - a big notch. The horror stories which resound throughout the United States ought to be a wake-up call for all of us "middle class" citizens to unite against the medical insurance companies who are playing god with our health.
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