About the Author

Dr. Robin Cook is the author of over thirty books and is credited with popularizing the medical thriller with his wildly successful 1977 novel, Coma. He divides his time between Boston and Florida. His most recent bestsellers include Cell, Death Benefit, and Cure.

Reviews

"Spellbinding...Host is Robin Cook at his very best."--Suspense Magazine "Engrossing...Cook does a good job of making the medicine intelligible."--Publishers Weekly "A witch's brew of weird science and unbridled greed, Cook's newest medical thriller will boost the blood pressure of anyone facing hospitalization."--Kirkus "Brutally intense...A medical thriller cannot get any better than Host."--Associated Press

Spellbinding Host is Robin Cook at his very best. Suspense Magazine
Engrossing Cook does a good job of making the medicine intelligible. Publishers Weekly
A witch's brew of weird science and unbridled greed, Cook's newest medical thriller will boost the blood pressure of anyone facing hospitalization. Kirkus
Brutally intense A medical thriller cannot get any better than Host. Associated Press"

Spellbinding "Host" is Robin Cook at his very best. "Suspense Magazine"
Engrossing Cook does a good job of making the medicine intelligible. "Publishers Weekly"
A witch's brew of weird science and unbridled greed, Cook's newest medical thriller will boost the blood pressure of anyone facing hospitalization. "Kirkus"
Brutally intense A medical thriller cannot get any better than "Host." Associated Press"

Engrossing Cook does a good job of making the medicine intelligible. "Publishers Weekly"
A witch's brew of weird science and unbridled greed, Cook's newest medical thriller will boost the blood pressure of anyone facing hospitalization. "Kirkus" Praise for "Cell"
Rare is the writer who can take us into the fast-paced, miraculous, often bewildering world of modern medicine the way Robin Cook can."" "Cell" is a superbly crafted, full-steam thriller, to be sure, but also a vivid lesson in just how momentous are the advances being made in medicine almost by the day and how highly unsettling are some of the possible consequences.
David McCullough, "New York Times" bestselling author of"The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris"
Robin Cook has been entertaining medical-thriller fans for decades, but he does much more with his latest novel, "Cell" Cook has written a thought-provoking story.
Associated Press"

Praise for "Cell"
Rare is the writer who can take us into the fast-paced, miraculous, often bewildering world of modern medicine the way Robin Cook can."" "Cell" is a superbly crafted, full-steam thriller, to be sure, but also a vivid lesson in just how momentous are the advances being made in medicine almost by the day and how highly unsettling are some of the possible consequences.
David McCullough, "New York Times" bestselling author of"The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris"
Robin Cook has been entertaining medical-thriller fans for decades, but he does much more with his latest novel, "Cell" Cook has written a thought-provoking story.
Associated Press"