Did this book really need to be tied to Nazis? Probably not. But it was an entertaining read. Felt a lot more like Robin Cook than the other Michael Palmer book I've read. (

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miyurose | Dec 12, 2008 |

Not my cup of tea:( The character development was lacking and the story went on too long. Too many loose ends. (

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debavp | Jan 29, 2008 |

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Dr. Kate Bennett, a pathologist at Boston Memorial Hospital, faces problems in her personal life and professional career as she searches for the cause of a bizarre illness responsible for a series of deaths. Reissue.

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