The Judas Virus by Don Donaldson. Goldberg It was a miracle-until a killer turned it into a weapon. Chris Collins's estranged father, Wayne, shows up needing a liver transplant to save his life, Chris balks at donating even a piece of a vital organ to the man who walked out on her twenty-nine year "A fast-paced medical mystery with believable characters and plenty of twists and turns. Chris Collins's estranged father, Wayne, shows up needing a liver transplant to save his life, Chris balks at donating even a piece of a vital organ to the man who walked out on her twenty-nine years ago.
Neither can she just let her father die. Michael Boyer's experimental transplant program. The surgery is risky, and the source of the donor liver shocking. Without other options, Wayne grabs the chance that might save his life. Any celebration of Wayne's stunning recovery is cut short when two of the nurses on the transplant team suddenly die horrifying, painful deaths. As Chris and Michael Boyer search desperately for answers, a potential epidemic worse than any the world has ever experienced gains momentum. If the virus doesn't kill them first, its creator will.
Don holds a Ph. In his professional career, he has taught microscopic anatomy to over 5, medical and dental students and published dozens of research papers on wound healing.
He is also the author of seven published forensic mysteries and five medical thrillers. He lives in Memphis, Tennessee with his wife and two West Highland terriers.
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This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Jul 27, Jenny rated it really liked it Shelves: This book had me on the edge of my seat I think the whole time I was reading it. From the family angst, and emotionally charged interactions between father and daughter in the beginning, I was not prepared for where Mr.
The descriptions of the medical aspects were very detailed and all seemed very plausible. It did seem like things moved awfully fast in the approvals process for the organ transplant though, but that was offset by reasonably explanations as to why it was done s This book had me on the edge of my seat I think the whole time I was reading it. It did seem like things moved awfully fast in the approvals process for the organ transplant though, but that was offset by reasonably explanations as to why it was done so quickly. I really enjoy a book that leaves me guessing as to who the bad guy really is.
I had no idea, and that was really fun for me.
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Again, kudos on the descriptive aspects! When you understand what drove Ash to do what he does, it almost makes you feel bad for him..
The drug bust seemed to stretch the boundaries of my belief a bit, but not so far as to burst my bubble completely. It was a fantastic read, and since I couldn't put it down it didn't take long at all. Aug 04, Mattie rated it it was amazing. I read this book many years ago and enjoyed it tremendously. I don't often reread a book, but so glad that I did.
I really wish he would write another medical mystery as I feel it has been too long since he has. I received this digital copy from the publisher via Netgalley in return for an honest review.
No compensation was received. If you enjoy medic I read this book many years ago and enjoyed it tremendously. If you enjoy medical thrillers then look no further! Nov 14, Diane rated it liked it Shelves: A good medical thriller, but too wordy. Kristine rated it really liked it Jan 17, Kendall Fedor rated it it was amazing Aug 10, Jude rated it liked it May 09, Patricia rated it really liked it Dec 16, Jude rated it really liked it Oct 02, Wendy Rubendall rated it really liked it May 12, In this timely medical thriller, author David Best taps into our deepest fears-and gives readers a nightmare vision of the side effects of experimental surgery.
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To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Judas Virus , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Sep 22, Amanda rated it it was ok Shelves: I don't know exactly what I was expecting when I started this book, but it didn't end up living up to that expectation. Well written, but not my cup of tea.
Feb 11, Jane Skretvedt rated it really liked it. Good book, but the ending was a bit abrupt. I didn't get the "normal" satisfaction that you get when all the threads of the story are tied up neatly. Mar 19, Celina rated it it was ok. Jul 31, Alexis Allinson rated it really liked it. A medical mystery, murder and a little romance are weaved together as a Dr. Sep 23, Lady K rated it really liked it.
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