Crisis

De: Robin Cook

Narrado por: George Guidall

Duración: 13 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

When Dr. Craig Bowman is served with a summons for medical malpractice, he's shocked, enraged, and more than a little humiliated. A devoted physician who works continuously in the service of others, he endured grueling years of training and is now a partner in an exclusive concierge medical practice. No longer forced to see more and more patients while spending less and less time with each one just to keep his office door open, he now provides the kind of medical care he is trained to do, lavishing 24-hour availability and personalized attention on his handpicked patients. And at last, he is earning a significant income, no longer burdened by falling reimbursements from insurance companies. But this idyllic practice comes to a grinding halt one sunny afternoon and gets much, much worse.

Enter Dr. Jack Stapleton, a medical examiner in New York City and Bowman's brother-in-law: Jack's sister Alexis, now Craig's estranged wife, tearfully begs for his help as her husband's trial drags on. Jack agrees to travel to Boston to offer his forensic services and expert witness experience to Craig's beleaguered defense attorney. But when Jack's irreverent suggestion to exhume the corpse to disprove the alleged malpractice is taken seriously, he opens a Pandora's box of trouble. As Craig Bowman's life and career are put on the line, Jack is on the verge of making a most unwelcome discovery of tremendous legal and medical significance; and there are people who will do anything to keep him from learning the truth.

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©2006 Robin Cook (P)2006 Penguin Audio, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc., and Recorded Books, LLC

Not disappointed!!!

I, too, ignored the reviews and was glad I did. I had listened to previous books of Robin Cook, read by George Guidall, and knew how good they were. And this one did not disappoint me. Even though he may not be totally up on legal prcedure and terminology -- for example, the judge saying "counsels" instead of "counsel" -- I ignored such MINOR things and thoroughly enjoyed the suspense. It will definitely be worth the listen.

another winner

I love this author. I love each of his books. This was no exception.

awesome

great story a wonderful mix between a legal and a medical Thriller great way to pass time

crisis

it starts slow, but a suprise, totally unexpected ending . didn't care for the narrator.

I love the Jack Stapleton character

Nothing in particular but maybe medical terms being so varied I love all of Robin Cook’s books. 

Slow at first, but delivers

Unlike his other novels, I find books starring Cook's Jack Stapleton character have a slow, rather boring start. This is no exception, but it manages to deliver halfway through the book. Very repetitive at first, then 2 hours into the book the action starts and a well-defined action plot seals the end. However, regardless of how hard I try, the Laurie character annoys me and that is the spoiler for me.

Captivating

From the first chapter I was riveted to the story and the narrator did an excellent job of voices and holding my interest. As an M.D. in internal medicine, I have enjoyed many of Dr. Robin Cook's novels. It certainly makes my commute to the office entertaining no matter what the weather or the traffic. Overall, excellent!

Great Story

I loved the story. The narration is rapid-fire quick. What happens is the listener, who wants to become enmeshed in the story, realizes he’s listening to guy reading a story— it’s difficult to explain, but an avid reader will understand what I mean, I think. My advice would be to slow down, and give the characters a chance to speak for themselves thus giving the listeners a more enjoyable experience.

Robin cook did it again

I have loved reading Robin Cooks novel since the beginning, especially loved the twist at the end.

Great, Great, story!!!!

My first with Mr. Cook, and it was wonderful. He does an excellent job in character development. The story flows like water. You'll enjoy it.