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hmc2, March 25, 2007 (view all comments by hmc2)
Robin Cook had become a favorite author when I read the first of several of his books. Abduction has now become my favorite of favorites. I was no sooner done reading it (at 2 in the morning) when I had to read the last 15 pages again to savor the ending. This is a departure from any other book that he authored that I have read and I consider it the best yet. The first part began as an "excellent" adventure, and by the time I reached the middle, I was already anxious to know how it would end. I thought it was impossible to conclude it with a "satisfactory" ending, but it exceeded my expectations with humor, logic and an incredible surprise, the only way it could have ended, but it caught me totally off guard.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780425177365

Author:

Cook, Robin

Publisher:

Berkley Publishing Group

Location:

New York

Subject:

Fiction

Subject:

Espionage/Intrigue

Subject:

Science Fiction - General

Subject:

Science fiction

Subject:

Horror

Subject:

Suspense fiction

Subject:

Ocean bottom

Subject:

Oceanographers

Subject:

Thrillers

Edition Number:

Berkley ed.

Large Print:

Yes

Series Volume:

10

Publication Date:

November 2000

Binding:

Mass Market Paperbound

Grade Level:

General/trade

Language:

English

Pages:

402

Dimensions:

6.80x4.23x1.21 in. .43 lbs.