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Title: Cook should stick to what he knows best
Review: Having read and loved many of Robin Cook's previous novels, I expected to be pleased with this long awaited book. The fact that it came out in paperback instead of hardback was a surprise at the time. Having read the book, I'm wondering why they wasted the paper? I was very disappointed in the storyline. It dragged on and on, and all I could think was that Robin was into his second childhood. Having reached the end of the book (I was given permission to stop reading it by more than one person), I feel like I've just completed a marathon. Robin needs to get back to what he knows best, and stay away from the "abduction/ alien/X-files" type novels. Hopefully, Shock will be better than this one, otherwise I'm giving up on his books. (Amazon requires a star rating. I'd rather not put even one star on this book.)
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