Title: Miracle Cure
Product review: When I say I'm "reading" this book; I'm actually "hearing" it on audiotape while torturing my body on the treadmill. Finding audiotapes is difficult which is the only reason I'm continuing. If Audiotapes were easier to find, I'd pitch it in a heartbeat (pun intended).The book is a heavy dose of political propaganda--same old, same old, recycled villains: Republican Senator, drug companies, doctors trying to clean up. The heroes are just as predictable: struggling recovering addict MD, African-American Chief of Staff, wonderful Democratic president, regulatory government agencies protecting us from the evils of capitalism (wonder how much Palmer has squirreled away) in this case the head of the FDA. I don't like the protagonist -- a doctor who steals a drug he believes is beneficial is reprehensible and should be put in jail, not made a hero in a novel. Palmer is an MD; he should know better.
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