Review: "INTERFACED" IS A MARVELOUS TECHNO-MEDICAL MYSTERY THAT EVOLVES BEFORE OUR EYES!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2014
Five ENJOYABLE Stars! Complex characters and a medical mystery with a dash of science fiction that kept this reader glued to his Kindle. Author Emerson Doering is a wonderful writer capable of creating fascinating scenes while giving the reader deep characterizations of the interesting flawed people who populate those scenes. He also has a firm grasp on medical procedures and the world of bio-electronics. This is his second novel listed at Amazon afterKnockdown: A Thrillerand this one is also thrilling once the author introduces us to the unusual protagonists and supporting characters, and begins to spin his web of intrigue leading to a wild ending that is hard to see coming. I call this a medical and sci-fi mystery but it also evolves into a detective novel about the intertwined worlds of Doc and Kristen. Kristen is a fairly recent triple-amputee who is very disconsolate at the very time she is scheduled to receive 'clinical trial' surgery to replace her limbs. When the man with the "Steel-toe Boots" shows up, it spells trouble and her life is changed. Along the way, over six days, we encounter: Gatcha, The Grunt, Natasha, Riley, Emmett, telekinesis, Silver, Tony, a unique part of the world of academia at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and other people and factors that take the reader on an unexpected thrill ride in the second half of the novel. When the reader finishes the novel and goes right back to the beginning, everything falls neatly into place. Highly Recommended. Five WILD Stars! (293 pages, reviewed in Kindle text and Text-to-Speech modes.)