Another Jack Stapleton / Laurie Montgomery novel, it is one of Robin Cook’s better works. Pluses include more than just the “sinister organization with ulterior motives to make more money” and a dual storyline, one home and one abroad… read it!
A good read somewhere between Robin Cook and Harlan Coben… Thoroughly enjoyable, but I like the Myron Bolitar series better, though.
A good, sarcastic, witty read, as usual! In Back Spin, Win was the “missing” character; this time, Esperanza’s it… intriguing!
Pretty good… I’ll need more time to go over it, so I’ll probably buy it when it gets a little closer to med school time.
Really good! Cover to cover in four hours… although I have yet to decipher the endpage. A refreshing change from the Robert Langdon series.
Recommended for anyone, regardless of professional interest; an intimate account of a student’s third year of medical school and its difficulties.
Maybe I’m an unintelligent mystery reader, but I was sort of lost between the abundance of characters and “jumping” around… a very good read though; I’ll be looking for more of his stuff
Everything seemed to fit too perfectly, but I do like what Hesse/Demian was saying about “uniting” the light/dark… seemed modern for an eighty year-old book!
Wow… very good, kept me guessing until the end! I think I love Harlan Coben!
IMHO, the Periodic Table is the most remarkable discovery/invention! It is an extremely elegant presentation of lots of data… and this book makes one appreciate just what a valuable tool the Table is.
One of my favorite reads (along with Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings)! A great fantasy trilogy and a compelling religious allegory (only slightly reminiscent of The Odyssey…).
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