This was supposed to be a thriller about an outbreak of a terrible disease, or the prevention thereof. I was hoping for something reminiscent of Michael Crichton, a fast-moving story that would have enough technical detail to be believable but not get bogged down in the science of it all.
Unfortunately, it was confusing and slow-moving. I still don't understand the what was really happening. There's supposed to be a sequel, which maybe would explain the holes in the plot, but I didn't like this one enough to go in for another try.
Sorry.
I also read by this author: Miramar Bay
No comments:
Post a Comment