Books matching: mysterious comas
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Coma by Robin Cook is a medical thriller that follows Susan, a medical student, as she uncovers a mysterious pattern of patients falling into comas during routine surgeries. The book delves into the suspenseful investigation Susan undertakes to unravel the mystery behind these comas, ultimately putting her own life at risk. The plot is fast-paced and filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. However, some readers found the character of Susan to be unrealistic and the portrayal of gender dynamics in the medical field to be dated.
Nancy Greenly lay on the operating table on her back, staring up at the large kettledrum-shaped lights in operating room no.8, trying to be calm. She had had several pre-op injections, which she was t... - #2
'City of Golden Shadow' by Tad Williams is the first installment in the 'Otherland' series, a sci-fi multi-genre tale that introduces a diverse cast of characters embarking on a quest within a virtual reality world. The plot revolves around a group of individuals from different backgrounds investigating mysterious comas affecting children, while also delving into a cyberpunk mystery in the real world. The writing style is described as ambitious, detailed, and rich in world-building, blending elements of science fiction and fantasy seamlessly through the use of virtual reality.
"Again?" Renie set her pad down on the desk and picked up her bag. Remembering how many things had gone missing during the last scare, she retrieved the pad before walking into the hallway. The man wh... - #3
Everwild is the second book in the Skinjacker series by Neal Shusterman. The story continues to follow characters like Allie the Outcast, Nick the Chocolate Ogre, Mikey McGill, and Mary Hightower as they navigate the unique world of Everlost. The author skillfully delves into ethical dilemmas, character development, and the intricate relationships between the characters. The plot is filled with action, surprises, and new revelations about the Everlost mythology, keeping readers engaged and eager to uncover more about this fantastical world.
The following morning, Milos suggested a skinjacking expedition to a nearby roadside café. "No disrespect is meant to you, my friend," he said to Mikey apologetically, "but like it or not, we skinjack...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Skinjacker ) - #4
'Of Boys and Beasts' by Mona Black is a paranormal romance set in Pandemonium Academy Royals, where Mia, the main protagonist, seeks revenge on four elite men who have put her cousin in a magically induced coma. The book delves into a complex supernatural world with morally grey characters, including a mix of vampires, werewolves, demons, and fae. Mia's journey is filled with twists, turns, and a slow-burn romance, all set in a society filled with factions, bullying, and dark undertones. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on mystery and world-building, making readers eager to uncover the secrets of Mia's past and the magical world she is a part of.
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'None Shall Sleep' by Laura Giebfried is a dark and gripping mystery set in a secluded boarding school. The story follows two roommates, Enim and Jack, as they try to solve the disappearances and murders haunting their school. The narrative is driven by the internal struggles of Enim, the complex and unreliable narrator, who grapples with personal tragedies and a blurred line between truth and fiction. The writing style is described as strong but detailed, contributing to the slow pacing that mirrors Enim's sense of being bogged down.
She died on a Friday, right in time to ruin the holiday plans for the students who had hoped to take the ferry to the mainland for the long weekend. The boys stood on the shore even still, watching as...