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Coma
Coma | Robin Cook
5 posts | 31 read | 4 to read
It began with two patients undergoing routine "minor surgery" in Boston's greatest hospital but Nancy Greenly, Sean Berman and a dozen othersall admitted to Boston Memorial Hospital for routine procedureswere victims of the same inexplicable, hideous tragedy on the operating table. They never regained consciousness. Up against the scorn of the medics and the hostility of the establishment, one girl medical student starts to probe the coma cases, steadily uncovering something unbelievably hideous...
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Eggs
Eggs
Coma | Robin Cook
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I read this in the early 1980s - pre-Stephen King novels, and thought it was pretty thrilling

#hospital #savvysettings @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

KathyWheeler I remember liking it but it was so long ago that I read it. 2y
BiblioLitten I remember reading it long back in school. My librarian recommended it. I enjoyed reading it. 2y
Eggs @KathyWheeler @BiblioLitten 👏🏻🤗 2y
Dragon It put me off organ donation for years -the movie was good at the time . Not sure how it stands up to now 2y
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starlight97
starlight97
Coma | Robin Cook
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This took quite a while to finish due to the arrival of my PS5, a week of vacation and a 3-day reenacting event. 🙄 I wouldn't call it 'fast-moving' as a blurb says on the back, but I liked it well enough.
⭐⭐⭐⭐☆
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VINOD1999
VINOD1999
Coma | Robin Cook
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I loved the way the writer used niche words with such maturity and elegance. The novel is woven with a bit of suspense and humour (if you could guess😅) and perfect introduction of the characters (eg. Susan; she appeared like a girl of Pepsi-Cola people's dreams)

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Book_Gnome
Book_Gnome
Coma | Robin Cook
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I used to have some serious made love for Robin Cook!!!

Texasblues I remember that one - my grandma would check his books out of the library and I'd steal them all to read. So creepy. 8y
Book_Gnome I think I read them all back in the day. Loved them. 😂😂😂 I never had to sneak them. I just bought them outright. Hahahaha 8y
Texasblues There were some "incidents" after I stayed up all night reading Stephen King and couldn't sleep until daybreak - my parents started trying to censor horror material in response. My grandma had no such compunctions. 8y
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Book_Gnome Ha! My parents NEVER censored me. Perhaps they should have! I remember reading King as a young teen bit before that I render watching Salems Lot with my dad as a PREteen. I still hear that scratching at on the window 😥😥😥 8y
readingallthetime I loved this book. It absolutely terrified me. 8y
readingallthetime I should clarify I was referring to Coma. 8y
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