Vector (Jack Stapleton & Laurie Montgomery series Book 4)

I liked it all, and it was the cause of staying awake too late. The only downside was realizing it could really happen, but at least we are more aware. Loved the ending though, showing that evil people don’t trust each other. Robin Cook is my favorite author.

Who would have guessed, when during my teen years Laurie Cook's brother (from "the lake") would be famous ... and I assume name his Medical Examiner character Laurie Montgomery after her? But I love medical thrillers, having been introduced to them by Robin's first one, Coma.Something about this book was a little spooky, but only in hindsight ... it's about bioterrorists who planned to take out New York with biological weapons. Early in the book Robin had them planning to flee New York by taking the train out of the city, catching it at the World Trade Center station. The book was copyrighter 1999, I believe, 3 years before nine-eleven. That escape route was never mentioned again in the book, they fled by truck, and were double-crossed by the Russian who had prepared the killing agents...too bad that the nine-eleven fanatics were suicide bombers, Robin's ending was better and a few more terrorists died his way..

Based on actual science, this book is a classic mystery by Robin Cook. The characters are described perfectly and the relationships between them are explained very well.

Engrossing, like the double cross. The extra info at endshould definitely be read by everyone..this is quite a possibility. Being a medical professional I can tell you it is a plausible situation.

I chose this book because it was written by Robin Cook who writes interesting medical novels. I would recommend this book to everyone who likes medical thrillers.

Love his books, always read them, could've wait for the next one to come out. He always right 's about events that happened in the medical profession or could happen. He makes your reading experience enjoyable, intense and don't want to put the book down. Keeps you on your toes. You don't have to be in the medical profession to understand his writing. I definitely would recommend this book, especially to the die hard Robin Cook Fans.

Great stories, engrossing puzzles, annoying characters, but can't not re-read

Nothing more or less than what you would expect. Just as described in listing.