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I love almost all of Piccoult's books. I listen to them often while on trips. Her particular way of writing a fictional account of modern day happenings is amazing. She does much research into locations and the subjects she writes about. Love her.

I love almost all of Piccoult's books. I listen to them often while on trips. Her particular way of writing a fictional account of modern day happenings is amazing. She does much research into locations and the subjects she writes about. Love her. This one was a bit disturbing bc I felt like the sister had no say.

Didn't even finish it and that's very rare for me. I'm a huge fan if her work.

To me a review is not a synopsis of a book. To me a review is my opinion of whether or not I would recommend this book to another person. I highly recommend this book. It is, like all of Palmer's books, a medical thriller with a tad of corny romance thrown in. This is an excellent and " can't put it down" read. It is also quite educational about war veterans and PTSD. I like to learn while I am entertained so this was a perfect fit. If you listen to it, the narrator is quite good. ( I listen to a lot of my books as I can do tasks around the house while listening.) If you like Robin Cook or Tess Gerritsen, you will love this book and Michael Palmer.

This book was really suspenseful and as usual Jodi has such a remarkable way of describing the relationships between parents and their children. I highly recommend it.

I listened to this as an audiobook and the narrator was brilliant. The story was suspenseful and really quite realistic as it dealt with vaccines and their sometimes unknown side effects. I like this author and have yet to read one of his books that I didn't really enjoy.

Well maybe I am just an avid wolf fan or a Jodi Piccoult fan but I found this to be a wonderful book. I listened to it on my iPhone as I do most books while I do my chores and I got SO MUCH DONE!!! ( equivalent of I couldn't put it down). Read it. It's worth the time.

Awful and not because of the subject matter. It was just like a broken record over and over.