Death Benefit Audiobook

" Slightly disappointing compared to some of Robin Cook's other books. "

" I like the story line but too slow developing "

" I wish there was more of Jack and Laurie in the book but I still enjoyed this one... "

" this book started out well and then just got so convoluted and boring that I raced to the end. it was a mess and waste of time to read. very disappointed with this author who really got of track with this one. "

" Too many biological inaccuracies to make this book believable. "

" The last Cook I read (a screed on alternative medicine et. al.) was so poorly written that I decided I was through with him. I picked this one up at the library--with distaste--because I was desperate for books. The middle period Cook is back. I don't expect the thrillers of his early days but I do expect to be presented with thought-provoking information on a medical subject and how it interacts with the real world. Once again, I am intrigued. "

" Very page turning, even had Jack and Laurie Stapleton in there. I love them also. "

" I really miss Robin Cook's initial books. This is just ok. Nothing great "

" Did not seem to be very much Medical in this Medical thriller. "

" Pretty good book, the ending seemed really abrupt tho. "

" Not bad. Couldn't get into it. "

" This book was just OK. It certainly didn't have the "oomph" that some of Cook's earlier medical thrillers did. All in all, the story just wasn't that intriguing to me. "

" Too much build-up in the beginning, and then it only takes 5 pages at the end to tie it all up. Not the best book of his that I've read, but still a good page turner. "

" Unsatisfactory ending. Author did not wrap up several story lines "

" Too much detail about finances and insurance lost me at the beginning. I don't know if it gets better it was too painful (boring) at the start to continue. "

" Not Cook's best work but still pretty decent. Loved reading about the research on creating new organs. "

" Since Coma, Cook has me at the title. This book has several plot lines and does take a bit to unravel but still managed to keep my nose glued. Pia and Rothman truly represent the dogged researcher. Then there's George, the noble watchdog. Super summer read! "

" Well written and interesting up to the middle but tends to drag near the ending. Predictable but still entertaining. The twists were expected so there's not much analysis needed for a mystery book. Could be made as a good movie. "

" It was ok, I did complete it. After a while it was a bit too predictable. But I seem to have that comment about a lot of authors who write multiple books. "

" Slow at first, but picks up to Cook's usual turn-pager style after a while. "

" A real thriller about what could happen if scientist could grow human organs and what effect it would have on Wall Street "

" This was one of his more "science-y" books - especially in the beginning. To me, it seemed to take a really long time to get to the conspiricy and the conflict. Once the action started, it was good. Just a longer build up than I was in the mood for at the time. "

" He's another one I can read all of - they all sort of seem the same but always an interesting premise. Would have liked a little more in depth ending but.... "