Seizure

The New York Times bestseller is now in paperback. Power, religion, and bioscience collide in the new novel from the master of the medical thriller.

Great book!

I bought this book because my daughter was diagnosed with seizures. As I started hearing it I realized it wasn’t about seizures but I couldn’t stop listening to it it was an amazing story. Very interesting and it kept me at the edge of my seat!

good read

disliked music interludes, some dialog was dull and 🐌 slow, but it was a little unbelievable

Thrilling conclusion

It took me a bit to get into the story, but once I did, it was captivating. The ending was unexpected and thrilling.

Riveting book, too much going back to past

As is typical for Robin Cook, he has an excellent premise and storyline, it keeps you glued to the page, or in this case speaker, however he alludes to past books. Luckily, I had already read the book where Wingate first appeared, so I knew the background, but for those just listening to Cook for the first time, they might be lost.

NO ENDING

The author must of got tired writing this book because the ending was horrid. It’s like reading through a good novel being interested in the characters and then the next page says, “and then they all fell out of the sky and died.” End of story. Very weird.