Seizure
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (668 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B000OIZUYO |
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| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Four Stars GOOD STORY BUT I FELT SOMETHING WAS MISSING.. Started out good but ended abruptly K. Steward I enjoyed most of this book and it was much like other Cook novels but was very dissapointed by the ending. It just stops.. "Bioscience intrigue" according to Carl R D'Agostino( DAG). The previous reviews sum it up but my addition to the comments would be that as the story ends dramatically it left me wondering about people , places and things. There could have been a wrap up chapter or two to tie up what happens to theentities that have been part of the story. The fate of the clinic and its leading characters, the fate of Stephanie's brother, the political ramifications of the death of a main character and so on. Includes discuss
For political reasons, Butler opposes the legalization of Lowell's technique. Leading the action is former Harvard biotech ace Daniel Lowell, who has formed his own company to investigate a cloning technique in which a patient with an incurable disease is returned to health through the injection of stem cells. Readers are once again privy to the morally questionable goings on at the Wingate Infertility Clinic in the Bahamas, but its doctors are side players here. Yet Butler-given about a year to live-is willing to switch sides if Lowell agrees to try out the treatment on him first. . senator from the South. Readers will have to endure characters who fail to stir emotions (such as a band of corny mobsters), as well as descriptions of Ba
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.