Surgeon Frank Lambert stationed at a United Nations health mission in civil war-ridden Yugoslavia, finds himself in the middle of the nightmare of ethnic cleansing.
Klaus Jakelski has been a practising physician since 1979. He graduated from the University of Western Ontario and from University of Toronto Medical School. Klaus has worked everywhere, from the emergency room to the operating room, from the hospital floor to the office floor. He continues to practice medicine and works assisting Sudbury's cardiac surgeons. In the past he has written columns for a local paper and recently retired from the board of Norcat, a technology incubator. He lives with his wife, Cathy in Sudbury, Ontario. Klaus is equally at home in the wilds of Georgian Bay and the North Channel or in big cities such as Toronto, Boston, and Berlin. Dead Wrong was his first novel.
