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Date Posted: 21:03:21 02/13/04 Fri
Author: Mt. Healthy Mountaineer
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ANHOW Review of Books: "The Syndrome" by John Case

Genre: Thriller
Published: 2001 by Ballantine Book

Synopsis: Adrienne Cope and Jeffrey Duran are drawn into a web of intrigue and recovered memories as they both look into the death of Adrienne's sister and Jeffrey's psychiatric patient, Nico. They discover an international conspiracy and the drama ensues.

My review:

This book was pretty boring for the first 168 pages - that's when stuff finally started to get moving - 1/3 of the way through the book. I'd have dropped it long before that except that I'd alread read other books by this author and enjoyed them. Click this sentence to see another review of a much better John Case book.

I give this book a D+. I would have given it a slightly better score but I know the author can do much better than this.

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