Condition Critical

The time has finally come for a decision to be made. Becky, a SCRUB at Fable Harbor University Hospital is forced to bare the decision that her boyfriend, Rick, is about to make. Will he take the heart/lung transplant, or will his twin brother Shane accept it? Meanwhile, Zoey has been spending a lot of time with a girl who was critically injured in a car accident that broke up an important moment with Tristan. Zoey knows that there's something very strange about this patient, even though nobody really wants to believe her. And she knows that she has to uncover the whole truth, and prove herself right, to help the girl and her family, and to prevent another accident from occurring.In this second book of the UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL series, Cherie Bennett and Jeff Gottesfeld once again draw the reader in with such a sharp hook, that you'd be out of your mind to try to avoid the inevitable, which is to read the book. From page one you are kept in suspense about all types of medical emergencies, and it only gets better. Not only that, you are lucky enough to experience the soap opera-like drama involving relationships between Becky and Rick, Summer and Tristan, Tristan and Zoey, and Chad and Eve. The suspense that you experience in reading CONDITION CRITICAL is exhilirating, while at the same time a killer. Fans of the previous book in the series titled UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL must read this book, as it is essential in putting your mind to rest about certain situations.Erika Sorocco

As Zoey and Tristan continue to be completely clueless about thier growing love, Becky's boyfriend is in critical condition, hence the name of the book. Rick and his twin brother, Shane, are in need of the same heart-lung transplant. But when the organs become available- who will get them. I personally love everything that goes on between Tristan and Zoey. This book was remarkable!

THIS BOOK IS REALLY GREAT. THEY REALLY KEEP YOU IN SUSPENSE. THIS BOOK OFFERS REAL SITUATIONS THAT PEOPLE CAN RELATE TO. I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE.

I thought that this one was her best! It was a very gripping and suspensful.I could not put it down! This book would not be good for young readers because it has some adult matters ond concepts.