The Trudeau Vector Audiobook

" I enjoyed this book immensely. It is a blend of suspense, medical drama, ecological drama, and lost love. I've recommended it to several people. "

" This was a solid read. I enjoyed it very much. "

" The book keeps you guessing until near the very end. Believable plot and interesting characters play out a suspenseful search for what is killing them with timely but environmental and political soapbox discussions thrown in for good measure. "

" A surprisingly good book, far better than I thought it would be. "

" Biochemists and epidemiologists, those who study communicable diseases, would love this thriller. I liked it too though I have just a general knowledge of biology. It was a happy find during my stroll through a recent bookstore sale. More here... "

" A solid thriller, well researched, nicely paced..........Disclaimer: Juris used to be my editor at The Dial Press. Does this mean I now have to become an editor? ;-) "

" Bioterror and political intrigue isn't normally my thing, but this one is well-researched and the book moves along at a swift pace. Science Guy was much amused by the shout-out to Zeiss microscopes. "

" Enjoyed it overall, some 'ya right' parts but yes, overall it was a good read. "

" Stay off the ice! "

" I couldn't resist a mystery paperback with a female epidemiologist as the main character... "

" My how casually we talk about mass destruction. But really, if science had been presented like this to me in high school, I might have passed sophomore biology the first time. "

" Entertaining read, in an interesting setting. "

" Haven't gotten very far in this book but it looks very promising. I'm a sucker for thrillers involving investigations of slaughters in arctic/antarctic research facilities, like H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness or John Carpenter's The Thing, or Alien vs. Predator. "

" Excellent book in the vein of Michael Crichton and Kim Stanley Robinson. Gripping. Knows enough of the science/medical stuff to make it believable. "

" High adventure in the High Arctic. There's a research station on an island in the far north of Canada. Then some scientists die of a mysterious ailment. A Russian nuclear sub appears and leaves, and later another one arrives. Also, there is plenty of commentary about environmental degradation. "

" A satisfying Bio thriller. Not quite on par with Crichton or Cook but still quite enjoyable. My only complaint was the ending seemed rushed. "