In 'Blood and Justice,' Pete Moore meticulously uncovers the captivating and often tumultuous journey of blood transfusion in the 17th century. This historical narrative focuses on a pioneering Parisian physician whose groundbreaking work forever altered the course of medicine. More than just a scientific account, the book delves into the ethical dilemmas, societal resistance, and moral quandaries faced by those daring to experiment with human life and death. It's a gripping exploration of medical innovation, personal courage, and the pursuit of scientific truth amidst a backdrop of fear and misunderstanding, illuminating a critical chapter in medical history.