Blue Notes

From the author of the international bestselling debut novel Agatha.
A captivating page-turner about the pursuit of scientific progress at all costs.
Probes the ethics of for-profit scientific research at a time of increased public scrutiny on the pharmaceutical industry.
Poignant portrayal of grief in all its many manifestations as a necessary part of the human experience.
Bomann works part-time as a psychologist which makes Blue Notes a well-researched and realistic read, although she invented the grief pill ‘Callocain’ featured in the book.
Examines how grief, love, and empathy are connected, and examines what would happens if we attempt to cure grief.