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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Formulaic claptrap. I suspect Mr. Cook regrets this one on reflection. Holds your attention about as long as a mediocre chicken balti. ( )Kinda just ended with no real suspense. I listened to this on CDs so many that's the difference(?) Robin Cook is always a good read, but this story is not up to his usual standard of story telling. The story line near the end was not true to how it started. If Jennifer was really concerned over her grandmother's death would she be so quick to help the person who cause her to die? Between the info dumps, telling rather than showing, and awkward dialogue, I stopped reading after 10 chapters. I just couldn't push myself any further hoping that it would get better. And do Latino women really call their grandmother 'granny'? Crap! Sorry I hate to be so mean and negative, but this book was and is a total piece of crap! I'm really not much of a Cook fan, but I have read some of his novels and I have thoroughly enjoyed a few of them, but definitely not this one. When reading this book I got the feeling that Cook needed a new car or something of value. Maybe he needed to send a niece or nephew to college and the tuition was due immediately. The book felt rushed and neglected. There doesn't seem to be any depth of thought or character development to this one. The only reason I stayed with it is because my mother passed away halfway through this novel and I felt as if I owed it to her to finish the story. She would have been disappointed too. no reviews | add a review
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