Critical (Jack Stapleton and Laurie Montgomery)

An excellent mystery from a really brilliant writer. I was hooked on this story right from the first few words. It centres around the main two characters from the Medical Examiner's Office and includes their personal lives as well as their professional lives.The usual twists and turns of Cook's novels keep the reader on the edge of his/her seat from the very beginning.I really could not put this book down.

Great Book as all Robins Cooks books.Thank you for pblishing these amazing thrillers. I always read until I turn to the last page.

the book was in good conditon

Good quality, promp delivery

I always liked Robin Cook's books, but find recently that the stories are very predictable and all very similar. I was a bit bored to be honest!

Compeling from start to finish, couldn't put it down Robin Cook has the ability to draw the reader into the story which makes every read enjojable.

Good read

Angels Healthcare has a group of privately owned specialty, primarily surgical hospitals in NYC. The company is about to go public and make lots of money for the executives and investors except for one catch. MRSA or methicillin resistant staph as it kills several of the patients getting surgery there threatens the financial harvest. Despite rigorous infection control practices the problems with MRSA continue. When Laurie's husband Jack (both pathologists) is about to have knee surgery in one of these hospitals, the issue comes into critical focus.Normally hospitals take time to build up big problems with MRSA and often the tertiary care centers have the worst situations since they get the sickest patients. However, Angels Healthcare leaps right into a calamity and struggles to maintain its positive IPO outlook. Throw organized crime into this mix and the book gathers more excitement.It is a good medical thriller, especially for those who enjoy learning about medical topics and issues. MRSA is a growing threat in and out of hospitals and definitely manages to stir up anxiety and fear, emotions that drive a good part of the plot. The Griffon Trilogy: Pt. I