Title: Actually 4 and a half - Highly recommended
Product review: I really loved this book. The science / research subject matter was a little off-putting at first (e.g. growing tumors in hairless mice and the "sac"ing (sacrifice) them when they're no longer needed), but the characters and plot pulled me through. It seemed like the academic culture and dysfunction were pretty right on, and the characters very believable. And there's enough ambiguity as to what's good and who's right to keep you thinking. It's quite a page turner at the end. This is one of the best books I've read in the last year.
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