Title: important food for thought in today's world of terrorists
Product review: This is an average Robin Cook novel, which is to say a somewhat contrived and predictable plot line, but also that Dr. Cook says important things within the context of his boox. He tries to keep it interesting, which he succeeds at here as in the others, while reminding the reader of real conditions and threats in the world. He did this with contaminated meats in "Toxin" and does it again with the terrorist threat of biological warfare here in "Vector." I read his novels every year and am never disappointed in the lessons i come away with. Food for thought.
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