Cure

Trying to keep track of the names of the multitudes of Japanese characters in this story was extremely difficult. I kept having to back up and re-listen to try to keep them straight. Not Cook's best effort.

I continue to read Robin Cook's novels because they are always suspenseful, with clearly drawn characters, some of whom are the goody-goodies, and others who are the villains. Also he brings something a little different to the thriller by writing about medical situations, an area he knows about as h......more

In Fatal Cure, David and Angela Wilson are young doctors who have relocated to Vermont to work in a state of the art medical facility while raising their daughter, who suffers from Cystic Fibrosis. All is not as happy as it seems in this little small town Nirvana. The hospital is in financial troubl......more

3.5 A pesar de que me confundí bastante con la cantidad de nombres creo que me gustó. No me esperaba exactamente cierta técnica que resultó ser el "tratamiento letal" pero sí se sospechan varias cosas nada más al comenzar. Comencé con "Coma" y seguiré leyendo al autor.......more

Two young doctors complete their residencies in Boston and move out to a small community hospital in the country town of Bartlet, with their nine year old daughter, who has a chronic respiratory condition. With surprisingly high pay packets, two mortgages being offered by the Bank to purchase their......more

Robin Cook's Fatal Cure is a Medical Thriller, that fallows the Wilsons a could who are both Doctors. Who move to Barlet, Vermont, eager to start new jobs at the local rural hospital. However we soon , find out that Bartlet is a town with many skeletons in its closet. Cooks characters are well drawn......more