Rated of 5
by nvrlndtink
an exciting unexpected change from Alex Cross. couldn't put this book down. really makes you think about what genitic Scientists may be thinking about doing.
Rated of 5
by Amethyst Soul
Brillianty composed; a page-turner. Patterson's diction is simple enough for anyone to understand but forceful enough to convey the emotions of various characters. The story is beautiful from beginning to end- one of those "human lessons" that you hope will never be forgotten.
Rated of 5
by Derek
I thought this book was neat so what's the first guy's problem? lol
Rated of 5
by this book was boring as hell
this book was boring and long
Rated of 5
by Heather Smith
I think that this is an awesome book. Nothing could be so close to the truth as time and sience progress who knows what will be created, or who. I am waiting on the next big discovery. We are now cloning people and messing around with D.N.A. and genes so who knows what will happen.
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by Anonymous
Ian Sandon A very interesting book, with James Patterson's usual pounding pace. The descriptions were magical, and the continual twisting of the plot keeps the reader on their toes... I would heartily recommend this to anyone with an interest in the very volatile subject of GM.
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by nvrlndtink 
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by this book was boring as hell 
