Wilmont Kreis

I’ve had questions about Aspen. Here’s a picture of the Maroon Bells. Now you can see why the characters loved them.
Next week, by popular demand, I will continue the blog on the Allard Series with Book Four the Voyageur. Read More 

Here is the author struggling up Longshot while doing careful research for THE LABYRINTH. I’ll be gone a little while doing some more. Read More 

ARIADNE, THE LEGEND: In Greek mythology, King Minos of Crete built a LABYRINTH, a complicated maze which defied escape. In it he held the Minotaur, a monster with the head of a bull but the body of a man. To placate the creature, he would annually select by casting lots seven young men and seven virgins from Athens to send into the labyrinth as food for the beast.
On the third year, a young Athenian hero, Theseus, volunteered to go as one of the seven men with the purpose of slaying the monster. Minos’ daughter, Ariadne, who fell in love with Theseus, gave him a sword and a thread to unravel on his way into the labyrinth marking the route of exit. The young hero successfully killed the Minotaur and escaped, freeing the others with the aid of Ariadne’s wonderful thread. Read More 

In THE LABYRINTH, seniors receive healthcare modalities like home healthcare, nursing home care, wheelchairs, scooters and other health equipment, along with visits by nurses, physical therapists, speech therapists, etc. They are satisfied and believe they are receiving the best for very little cost. But they are not! Stay tuned to find out how this can be. Read More 

Convinced they are receiving the finest of care, seniors are being trapped in an inescapable maze while Medicare is being bilked of billions. Next, we can look at THE LABYRINTH and how this works Read More 

This just in on The Labyrinth!: A dynamic, high-stakes drama centered on a health care fraud. Orthopedic surgeon Kreis (The Pain Doc, 2013, etc.) has parlayed his extensive medical acumen into impressively dynamic medical thrillers. In his latest (The Labyrinth) he delivers a topical, serpentine thriller with a conscience.
—Kirkus Reviews
The Labyrinth may not be available from Amazon for a few days while this and other reviews are added. It should be up and running within a week. Read More 

The Labyrinth is now available on Kindle as well as print on Amazon.com

HOT OFF THE PRESS!! THE LABYRINTH IS AVAILABLE ON AMAZON.COM TODAY! HERE'S THE TRAILER...
As sexy as she is intelligent, Janique Halstrom found the perfect job marketing home healthcare for the elderly. Not only is she highly paid, but her company is wonderful—patients, their families, physicians, and employees love it—and based on payments, even Medicare seems to love it. Ariadne Health claims to help guide seniors through the labyrinth of healthcare.
Tony Evans finds himself widowed, retired and well-to-do at an early age. Just as he and Janique are developing the perfect relationship, a few irregularities punctuated by the sudden death of a dear mutual friend reveal that Ariadne is just the opposite. They draw the elderly into the labyrinth, at the same time bilking Medicare for billions of dollars.
From the ski slopes of Aspen to the inner city of Detroit, Dr. Kreis’ unique combination of medical knowledge and a knack for storytelling weave another action-packed thriller that will grip the reader to the end.
If you liked The Corridor and The Pain Doc, you are going to love The Labyrinth.

Orthopedic Surgeon and lifelong resident and student of the Detroit River Region, Wilmont Kreis has authored eight acclaimed historical novels as well two mystery thrillers about healthcare fraud: THE CORRIDOR, set in Detroit's notorious Cass Corridor, and THE PAIN DOC on pain clinics and prescription drug abuse. He and his wife Susan, a healthcare attorney, live in Port Huron, Michigan.
Contact him at www.wilmontkreis.com Read More 

THE LABYRINTH, the third book in a series of fast moving thrillers set in the underworld of healthcare fraud is soon to be released. This will be announced here and on Amazon as well as my facebook page Wilmont Kreis, author. The dictionary defines fraud as trickery or deception, also crime of cheating somebody, but is this really what healthcare fraud is? I think it has a much larger scope and will talk about it for the next few blogs. Read More