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Retrovirus

by T. L. Higley

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Retrovirus is now available in an inexpensive mass market paperback edition! Nicholas Donovan is a brilliant genetic researcher with little time for God. He's also damaged goods-and knows it-because one of his patients died in clinical trials for a cancer therapy. So why would SynTech Labs be eager to hire the disgraced doctor? Donovan's not sure-but he's not asking questions. Now, as the new head researcher on SynTech Labs' latest gene therapy, Nick is surprised to learn how many Christians are scheduled for injections. When he discovers a stockpile of fatal gene therapies, questions flow. Can he investigate without wrecking his career. . .and perhaps uncover the soul he didn't know he had?… (more)
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This book started strong and sucked you in. The premise was excellent and the fast paced action continued throughout the book. However, I think that some situations were not always believable and a bit out of place, but they usually served a purpose in the plot. For example the cabin in the woods was a bit unrealistic, but served the purpose of changing Kate's thinking. Stanford's part was stretched a little too thin as well. I also wished for a stronger ending. Returning to a good note, I appreciated the fact that their attempts at getting things accomplished were not always successful right away and they had to keep trying. Overall it was an enjoyable book and worth the read if you like dystopia and suspense. ( )
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Retrovirus is now available in an inexpensive mass market paperback edition! Nicholas Donovan is a brilliant genetic researcher with little time for God. He's also damaged goods-and knows it-because one of his patients died in clinical trials for a cancer therapy. So why would SynTech Labs be eager to hire the disgraced doctor? Donovan's not sure-but he's not asking questions. Now, as the new head researcher on SynTech Labs' latest gene therapy, Nick is surprised to learn how many Christians are scheduled for injections. When he discovers a stockpile of fatal gene therapies, questions flow. Can he investigate without wrecking his career. . .and perhaps uncover the soul he didn't know he had?

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