Long After Midnight56 reviews Iris Johansen Bantam, 1997 Very Suspenseful, Love The Characters So Much I Want More Of Them + Awesome book! + Excellent end + Re Audio version of Long After Midnight             Choose Wisely to Kill1 review Richard J. Stephenson Xlibris Corporation, 2001 A smart action filled book I really enjoyed this book. It seemed to be a perfect fit with the times. The author started with the premise of the evil that would happen if a drug company could sneak past the FDA a drug which is awful but that would be incredibly profitable to them.(Think of how these drug companies are just ...             Deadly Errors14 reviews Allen Wyler, Allen R. Wyler Forge Books, 2005 Thoughts from another physician. + What Peter Benchley did for the open water... + Outstanding Debut + Vagas Dave is mistaken             By the Light of the Moon206 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2003 One of Koontz's best! + Dean Koontz audio books + One of my favorites! + This Book is a Lot of Fun             The Lake House296 reviews James Patterson Grand Central Publishing, 2005 James Patterson + Good story As usual a gripping book. JP is the best writer and I have collected all his books. Highly recommend this book to anyone.             Chromosome 6144 reviews Robin Cook The Berkley Publishing Group, 1998 One of Cook's Best!!! + The Perils Of Genetic Engineering -- Interesting Topic, Gripping Action + Another Great Book! This is one of my favorite Robin Cook books. This rather prophetically scary story weaves together genetic engineering and cloning in humans and primates. Given rapid advances in modern technology, a story like this not only could come true any day, but do we really have any idea whether ...             Cold Steel Paul Carson ARROW (RAND), 1999             Mengele's Legacy15 reviews David J. Weinberg Rutledge Books, 2001 scary enough to be real! + THOUGHT PROVOKING, QUICK PACED, SCARY + Great conversation + First Aids, Last Rights + Frightening Science Fiction             Year Zero145 reviews Jeff Long Pocket Star, 2003 Wonderful!! If you like fiction loosely based on historical events; then you'll love this book. Fast paced and srticulate. Jeff Long certainly lets his talent shine in this novel.             Obsessed (Peter Zaks Mysteries)3 reviews G. H. Ephron St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004 fantastic medical thriller + An Entertaining Mystery Resumes This Fine Series + Best yet from G.H. Ephron! Forensic psychologist Dr. Peter Zak is happy working at the prestigious Peace Psychiatric Institute and is looking forward to keeping his date with private investigator Annie Squires. When he walks to the parking lot he notices that Dr. Emily Ryan, who he is supervising, has a flat tire and ...             Fatal Care5 reviews Leonard Goldberg Signet, 2001 A medical thriller on a par with Patricia Cornwell + A Great Thriller Memorial Medical Center in Greater Los Angeles is the base of operations for world-renowned forensic pathologist Joanna Blalock. Together with her significant other, police officer Jake Sinclair, she logs in more work hours in a week than most people put in a month. Right now both are working on ...             Breaking the Silence25 reviews Diane Chamberlain Mira, 1999 A great author!! + Mind games + Captivating Duel Story line + Absolutely absorbing and diverting! + A great author!!             The Cure3 reviews Jack D. Hunter Forge Books, 2003 the perfect cure for the summer time blues + AuthorZone.Com Book Review + Hunter's New Book is His Best Yet! Research scientist Dr. Anson Lunt dies in a plane crash just on the verge of a victory that would have made him a household name along with historical persona like Fleming and Salk. His team has discovered the medical equivalent to the philosopher's stone, an apparent cure for cancer that ...             The Homing39 reviews John Saul Ballantine Books, 2002 This book will sting you in the butt! + Creepy Crawling Nightmare! + Not so bad, considering... First and foremost,I would like to say that this book is toxic!Well,what I mean is that:if you hate insects,don't even bother reading the book,farless for this review.Don't say that I didn't warn you...Anyway,if you have the stomach for it,lets get down to business. Main characters(Karen ...             Mount Dragon88 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Tor Books, 1997 EXCELLENT READ + A fun read + A fictional look at our love-hate relationship with science The action builds by changing the reader's perspective from one character to another. Drawn into the consequences of biomedical affairs, both past and present, the characters deal with ethics, greed and the crushing choice whether or not to construct and release into the world a virus that is 100% ...             False Memory498 reviews Dean Koontz Bantam, 2000 LOVED THIS BOOK! I listened to the audio book version of this - it was one of the best books I've listened to! I absolutely LOVED it! When the book was over, I felt a sad loss for my characters I've grown to know and love - especially Dr. Mark Ahriman. Yes, he was the bad guy, but he was so well written that it ...             Mutation131 reviews Robin Cook Berkley, 1990 My all-time favorite Robin Cook book! + great, exciting reading. + Strange.. This is, by far, my favorite Robin Cook book. Just the thought of using modern genetic engineering technology to create the child of your dreams is fascinating (and, scary!) Excellent story with a shocking ending!             The Christopher Factor2 reviews Lindsey S. Davis Xlibris Corporation, 2000 Excellent Read/Good Twists + A truly excellent Thriller!! I am a fan of many genres and had no idea what this book was about until I read the first couple of pages. 24 hours later and I finished the last page with avengence. Davis writes with a plan and gives you bits of information as he builds towards the climax: excellently placed. Do not underestimate ...             Death Rounds8 reviews Peter Clement Fawcett, 1999 Definitely a page turner + A Excellent Mystrey + Suspenseful I read this book and thought it to be a great page turner... it didn't take me long to read it, I couldn't wait to get to the end. Another thing that I liked about this book is that the main character continues from Lethal Injection. The medical information was very interesting... makes you think ...             Marker90 reviews Robin Cook Berkley, 2006 Think twice about your next "elective" surgery! Robin Cook, once again, takes a medical marvel, genetic marking, and turns it into a suspenseful roller-coaster ride. Dr's. Jack Stapleton and Laurie Montgomery are medical examiners for the city of New York. They are also lovers, but Laurie starts questioning their relationship when she ...