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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lurid Christian Murder
Not many books in the Lurid Christian Murder category. This one has well-fleshed-out characters, believable dialog, a murderous car chase, genetically altered toxins, and a surprisingly involved and well-prepared plot. I'm hooked on this series. MORE. One thing... why doesn't the publisher put the captivatingly ghastly cover on Amazon?
Published on October 25, 1999
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3.0 out of 5 stars
A Pretty Good Book, but a little too slow
Not being a doctor, it would be hard to know what it would be like to lose 2 patients under these abnormal circumstances. Then to be sued for what appears to be a blown diagnosis. Doc McClure has the dubious task of trying to prove her innocence. Being threatened the way she was would be nerve racking for anyone who is in her position. I thought the book was too slow...
Published on February 18, 2002 by smileagain
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lurid Christian Murder,
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This review is from: A Small Dose of Murder (Ridgeline Mystery Series #2) (Paperback)
Not many books in the Lurid Christian Murder category. This one has well-fleshed-out characters, believable dialog, a murderous car chase, genetically altered toxins, and a surprisingly involved and well-prepared plot. I'm hooked on this series. MORE. One thing... why doesn't the publisher put the captivatingly ghastly cover on Amazon?
3.0 out of 5 stars
A Pretty Good Book, but a little too slow,
By "smileagain" (Martinez, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A Small Dose of Murder (Ridgeline Mystery Series #2) (Paperback)
Not being a doctor, it would be hard to know what it would be like to lose 2 patients under these abnormal circumstances. Then to be sued for what appears to be a blown diagnosis. Doc McClure has the dubious task of trying to prove her innocence. Being threatened the way she was would be nerve racking for anyone who is in her position. I thought the book was too slow. Even the ending wasn't that good. I like mysteries that have a lot of twist an turns, and unfortunately, this book didn't have it. I have read other books from Alton Gansky that I have enjoyed; this is not one of his best. |
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A Small Dose of Murder (Ridgeline Mystery Series #2) by Alton Gansky (Paperback - July 1999)
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