Review: brilliantly written
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2013
WOW if you like thrillers and medical type suspense books, then this is for you. I was thrilled and consumed at the same time. The book starts with a main character that has guts, brains, and a keen sense for sniffing out trouble. I will admit I was scared to death with the first hospital admit. It is the kind of book that makes you think. Usually we reflect on the ob office as a bad place. Whop likes to go there? nobody I know. For Jill at this stage in her career she is experienced and knows something strange is going on. There is usually a happy feel in the delivery rooms, but not when there are chromosomal abnormalities. I know a lot about this, so there was a lot of research involved in  the book. For the reader it is shocking when sad things happen like this. Jill and David Levine are on opposites, he feels nothing is going on. Sometimes a girl has intuition that men just don't get. Jill is persistent and that is why I loved her character.A wonderfully suspenseful book. I thought the details, research and scenarios were brilliant. All of the patients had interesting stories and of course the common thread being they were pregnant. There is a little romance added in to balance things out. Overall a read good book. Move on to part 2 with me!