Title: Definetly Not Robin Cook or Michael Palmer or even Clement
Product review: John Darnton starts off well, pulls you in as a man who has already lost his beloved wife now is very close to losing his only child. The father takes his son, who fell off a cliff and has a piece of climbing equipment embedded in his forehead, to the best neurosurgeon for care. This neurosurgeon has a "God Complex", imagine that in a neurosurgeon, and he also has a co- conspirator who is both mad scientist and computer genuis/geek who is conducting experiments on how the mind travels outside the body into another existence. From there "Mind Catcher" becomes a mad-scientist science fiction nonthriller with a blunted ending that is less than satisfing. My recommendation: Skip this one and look for something by Robin Cook, Michael Palmer or Peter Clement that you haven't read yet.
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