Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780006513070
Edition: New edition
ISBN: 0006513077
Label: Harper
Manufacturer: Harper
Number Of Pages: 496
Publication Date: April 05, 2004
Publisher: Harper
Studio: Harper

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Rating: - Crazy Kids and a Mystery that Begs to be Solved
Dr. Claire Elliot moved to quiet Tranquility, Maine with her rebellious teenage son Noah after the death of her husband. She takes over a small medical practice and starts to rebuild her life, but after only being in town for a short while, strange things start happening among the town's youth. Teenage pranks rapidly accelerate into a shooting spree at the local school. Clare wonders why some of the town's residents want to cover up the incidents and she also wonders if there might be a medical explanation ... Read More

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Rating: - fantastic!!
tess does it again with this fast moving yarn! A definate can't put it down book!

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Rating: - Gripping!
Marvellous! Gripping from beginning to end. I'm not usually a fan of books with heavy emphasis on medical explanations but, obviously in this case, it was a necessary part of the plot. But it didn't go overboard and I really enjoyed the story. Thrilling, well written, believable characters - what more could a read want?!!

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Rating: - good, but slightly formulaic
This book started of really good and I had extremely high hopes. I've read books by Gerritsen before, both from her Rizzoli series and also standalones.
As I said it starts well and the pace thru-out is steady, however toward the end it becomes slightly formulaic and 'paint by numbers crime'/ I'm sure this is due to 'Bloodstream' being one of Tess' first books. I sha'll try and give little away incase you are yet to read it, but if you have already read this book you will understand how the romance between ... Read More

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Rating: - sci-fi / reality
I'm not a big fan of horror/fantasy books as I find it hard to enjoy a story unless I can picture it happening in the real world. I was initially unsure in which direction 'Bloodstream' was heading with all the talk of satanic cults and the likes but was releaved to find that it was realistic enough. What I mean is, with my understanding of science what Ms Gerritsen describes is entirely plausible.

Essentially, it's about a city doctor who moves out into the countryside with her son to try and keep him ... Read More

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