ISOLATION WARD: Joshua Spanogle: Dell: Fiction: 516 pagesDr. Nathaniel McCormick had never seen anything like it before: three female patients, all residents of Baltimore’s group homes for the mentally impaired, their bodies racked by a baffling and unstoppable virus. As a young investigator from the Centers for Disease Control, Nate’s job is to peer into the lives and habits of the victims…and what he finds chills him to the very bone. Teaming up with an old colleague and former lover, Nate follows a twisting trail of clues to an unimaginable discovery. And as a circle of treachery tightens around him, he is about to confront the most chilling revelation of all-- a past he himself has been desperately trying to escape.
This was an interesting, fast-paced medical thriller. Dr. McCormick had no problem throwing the rule book out and searching for clues until he had the mystery solved. I liked the book; however, it does have quite a bit of language.
AMM
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