Title: In one word: predictable.
Product review: Robin Cook is undoubtedly one of the best writers in medical thrillers. Yet Godplayer was below his normal standard. During the first few pages, a reasonable understanding of the plot could be figured out. The name of the novel itself acted as a major clue. The character of Thomas Kingsley appeared as the stereotypical mad scientist/doctor who was overwhelmed by his own power. Its sole saving grace was the fact that it addressed the issue of doctors needing to decide who should live or die.
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