Fever

I'm pretty picky about which books stay in my collection. Out of the 600+ romance novels that I've read in my lifetime, I've kept about 20 of them - and FEVER is one of the best! This is a book whose plot is well-thought out and whose characters are easy to love; flaws and all! I found myself relating to Lisa even though she's unlike anyone I've met in real life. I also enjoyed Rye's (a.k.a. "Boss Mac" or "Ryan") character even though he wove quite a tangled web around himself with his initial deception. So many of us women have had to deal with deception from our men that it was refreshing to see Lowell take the situation and create a realistic resolution that involved repentance and forgiveness. I have read this book more times that can be counted - it's one of my all-time favorites and I would HIGHLY recommend it!

I am a 17 year old senior in high school. We had to pick a book for an anatomy project. I picked this book because it is kind of non fictional. I LOVED IT!!!! It is kind of slow to get into but about 15 pages in I couldnt put it down!!

I literally read the first printing of this book three times before I finished it once. I found myself reading entire chapters again and again. Elizabeth Lowell describes her characters and their situations in such a way that you feel like you know them personally and you are right there with them cheering them on. The story line is unique and the setting she used is picture perfect. I savored this book to the very end. When I finally finished reading it, I put it down for about an hour then picked it back up and started reading it again from the beginning. I was very excited when I discovered "FEVER" in reprint. I have purchased several copies and have given them as presents, because I refuse to loan my original copy to even my best friends.

Wow! This book is great. Ten straight pages of sizzle

It was very emotional, interesting and wonderfully planned. In short - a great medical thriller! (But too many medical words used.)