Anthony Lee's debut novel, Doctor Lucifer, is a tale of suspense stuffed with moral dilemmas and stunning plot twists in the digital age, where cyber threats overshadow faith in the medical world. The narrative follows Dr. Mark Lin, a talented but disillusioned internist, who finds himself embroiled in a dangerous game with an evil hacker known as Doctor Lucifer. This antagonist's actions jeopardize patients' lives by manipulating medical records, forcing Mark to fight for his reputation and the safety of those under his care.

Lee deftly blends suspense, technology, and ethical dilemmas, crafting a gripping, thought-provoking narrative that enthralls readers. The novel's premise—hacker-induced medical crises—injects fresh tension into the medical thriller genre. The plot is laced with unexpected twists, and the psychological depth of the characters, notably Mark Lin, augments the entertainment potential of this narrative. Unlike the archetypal hero doctors, Lin's portrayal as genuinely flawed and relatable enhances the story's authenticity, making his journey as compelling as the overarching conflict. Lee's sharp and descriptive writing immerses readers in a world where technological advances increasingly blur the lines between right and wrong. The vivid depiction of Mark’s inner turmoil and growth enriches the story, making it a thriller and a profound exploration of human frailty. Doctor Lucifer is a fascinating literary creation and a top winner for a debut, a meticulously crafted and expertly executed novel. Fans of the genre will undoubtedly look forward to his subsequent works, eager to see how he continues to merge medical intricacies with the ever-evolving threats of the digital age. It was delightful racing through the pages of this pulse-pounding thriller.