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By Robin Cook
Publisher: G.P. Putam’s Sons
Book No: 3509 033559
Date & Place of publication: 2005, Great Britain
Summary
This book is about healthy people who died in sudden death with no illness or over dosage of medication or poison. Medical examiners such as Dr Laurie Mongomery and Dr Jack Stampleton confronted the problems and discovered that someone was using some substances to stop the heart of the victims from pumping. In the end, the victims died a miserable death. The substances were not present in autopsies and lab tests. After a successful treatment in the hospitals, they were still found dead. At the end of the story, Dr Montgomery found out that the person who killed these victims was sent by a secret group. Actually, the person was paid for every man he killed.
Thoughts:
I feel that this book is very addictive. When I started reading this book, I felt very excited as I was going to reach the climax of the story. I could not leave the book and stop reading all day long. In my reading journey, I felt eerie as many people started to die without any reasons. It was a mystery. After approaching the end of the story, I would get the link of the mystery. For instance, I will get the idea why people died. From this book, I would also try to relate the mystery to the human world and story world. Finally, I would like to give this book 10/10 and recommend to my friends, teachers and parents. I guarantee readers will feel energetic and thrilled as they glance through the book. Take a look, you’ll love it!
Written by Gau Wei, 3E1
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