Review: EMBRYO - Suspend your disbelief and enjoy !
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2013
Medical mysteries/thrillers are my favorites of all the genres that I read so I was more than pleasantly surprised to come onto this new author's exciting book. My career was not medicine so I cannot comment on some of the questionable events, but a few were obvious enough to stand out.  Additionally, the book needs a good edit as there are basic writing mistakes, grammar, dialogue and scenes that could be improved. The author writes simply and except for medical terminology uses mostly plain language and two-syllable words. However, the story moves at warp speed so the simple style is hardly noticeable.That said, I didn't read the book to pick out the few flaws of structure, style or content. I came to be entertained and was well rewarded. This story is a true page-turner and will keep you riveted as you try to find a place to put it down for a bit.I loved the protagonist and detested the villains and the chapters generally ended with a concern so that I had to turn the page. Every book should be so compelling. I read it in two sittings. To me it did not matter if the clinical events were totally accurate or not. Alice in Wonderland entertained me, too.It was fun, thrilling and challenging, a job well done by an up and coming writer. She is a great story teller and as her writing skills catch up she is going to be an author to watch. I loved Embryo and certainly look forward to her next book.Note: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I do not know and am not affiliated in any way with the author.