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Dead End

By: Brian Freemantle
Narrated by: Freddy Douglas
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A scientist’s miraculous discovery pits him against a multinational drug company in a fight for his life.

Richard Parnell is one of the leading minds in gene therapy research, and he expects the job at Dubette, Inc., to be his first step to a Nobel Prize. But when he arrives at the American pharmaceutical giant, he finds himself shut out of the main avenues of research, isolated from the cutting edge in a way he has never been before.

To force his way into the inner circle, he must forgo ethics. By testing a new gene therapy on human subjects, Parnell hits upon something miraculous. A shot from his syringe makes AIDS victims recover and tumors disappear. The corporate heads at Dubette are thrilled, and rush Parnell’s brilliant discovery to market. But what is he to do when he learns that, far from being a miracle cure, his breakthrough may actually be a recipe for certain death?

©2004 Brian Freemantle (P)2012 Audible, Inc. Genre Fiction Medical Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction Genetic Disease Discovery

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Great narrator, but not for this book. With his perfect English voice and diction, he'd be better as a romantic hero in the Regency period, not as the dull researcher/scientist MC as clearly he is in this book.

I love this author's spy/thriller books, and did expect/hope the style to bleed over into his general work. After all the medical info learned during the 2 year pandemic, couldn't fathom the energy to get past the first 2 hours at the pace the book, written in 2006 was moving without a frontal lobotomy.

SLOW AND DULL

Frontal Lobotomy

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