Do No Harm

The book caught me on the first page. I enjoyed the plotline, the characters and all the twists and turns in the book. From the twisted brain of Clyde to the self-doubting Dr. Spier, it was all a great read. While there were some bits in the story that were maybe not so plausible (does drain eze really work that fast and that bad - I don't know), the whole package lead me into it hook, line and sinker. I didn't find myself lying awake at night in fear, but I did spend many a late night, flipping pages wondering what was going to happen next.

This the third of Greg Hurwitz's books I have read and he did not disappoint me in any way. He has a wide range of information to draw from and uses it well. These books are so real that I feel he must have been in this type of situation at some time. I really like his books!

Compelling from the first page to the last, this entertaining thriller will please genre fans immensely. Make sure you set aside time, because you'll want to read it in a single sitting. While the extensive references to the Westwood area of Los Angeles may be lost on out-of-town'ers, the well drawn characters and original plot will keep readers engrossed. This is the second work I've read by author Hurwitz and I look forward to enjoying his other titles.

With "Do No Harm" Hurwitz has given his readers the suspense and excitement of a psychological thriller melded with the language and grace of a literary work. In this, his third book, Hurwitz demonstrates his ability to climb inside the psyche of his characters and to create complex, three-dimensional personalities. "Do No Harm" is a compelling, convincing story about a physician's struggle to maintain his compassion and empathy even when faced with the horrific, violent actions of a sadistic maniac. This skillfully told story is rich with surprises and is sure to keep you thinking long after you've returned it to the shelf.

With "Do No Harm" Hurwitz has given his readers the suspense and excitement of a psychological thriller melded with the language and grace of a literary work. In this, his third book, Hurwitz demonstrates his ability to climb inside the psyche of his characters and to create complex, three-dimensional personalities. "Do No Harm" is a compelling, convincing story about a physician's struggle to maintain his compassion and empathy even when faced with the horrific, violent actions of a sadistic maniac. This skillfully told story is rich with surprises and is sure to keep you thinking long after you've returned it to the shelf.