I've read almost all of Crichton's books starting from Eaters of the Dead to his final novel. And, even though there is a lo I had previously read The Terminal Man in a solo book. But, this book moved quite quickly as you got deeper into it. I've seen the movie The Andromeda Strain, so I knew what to expect from the book. The first book I read of Crichton's was Jurassic Park, which was amazing. I had never gotten around to read the rest of his earlier novels. I had previously read The Terminal Man in a solo book. If you can get it in a single volume without The Terminal Man, I suggest you do that.more Oddly enough, Crichton seems to do a lot better just writing about men, in The Andromeda Strain, which also makes good use of false documents.

There's a big list of references to scientific literature at the back of it, but that's apparently not a guarantee for good writing. Overly sexist, and not very well though out. while the premise sounds promising, it just isn't executed very well. The Andromeda Strain is great, but The Terminal Man. If you can get it in a singl Mixed feelings about this.

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