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Certain Cure: Where Science Meets Religion
CERTAIN CURE - is an "end of days" thriller that bridges the gap between science and religion - where ancient Judeo-Christian prophecies intersect with modern quantum physics and nanotechnology, as the characters move through Manhattan - a world filled with signs and symbols, all warnings hidden in plain sight that must be deciphered and interpreted.
Claire Cummings is dying of cancer when the mysterious Dr. Smith Viviee offers to save her life. Claire's daughter Helene, a struggling TV talk show host, is wary at first, but then ecstatic with the possibility that this certain cure could save her career.
Meanwhile, on Park Avenue, distinguished physician Archibald Claiborne is brutally slain and former NYC Police Chief Robert Morgan is called in to use his celebrated intuition to solve the murder. There is only one clue - a necklace with an image of the caduceus, the familiar emblem of the healing professions, but is that all it means? And what of the small mark that forms on Claire's hand? It resembles a hurricane symbol.
Claire's grandson Justin is the only one concerned, as his troubling visions begin to bridge the gap between modern science and ancient Judeo-Christian prophecies.
Claire Cummings is dying of cancer when the mysterious Dr. Smith Viviee offers to save her life. Claire's daughter Helene, a struggling TV talk show host, is wary at first, but then ecstatic with the possibility that this certain cure could save her career.
Meanwhile, on Park Avenue, distinguished physician Archibald Claiborne is brutally slain and former NYC Police Chief Robert Morgan is called in to use his celebrated intuition to solve the murder. There is only one clue - a necklace with an image of the caduceus, the familiar emblem of the healing professions, but is that all it means? And what of the small mark that forms on Claire's hand? It resembles a hurricane symbol.
Claire's grandson Justin is the only one concerned, as his troubling visions begin to bridge the gap between modern science and ancient Judeo-Christian prophecies.
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461 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 19, 2007
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November 4, 2023
Medical thriller, spiritual fantasy, or religious fiction... I don't know what I should call it. A retired doctor is dead, an old lady is cured of cancer, a teen is addicted to a game... And so many more events going on in parallel. As I reached the end, I thought everything would be connected in some way. But there was nothing as such.
There were too many tangled strings. Most characters weren't given any closure. Probably, the author lost track of all the people and stories introduced in the book. Most died or just vanished from the story. Another thing I found irritating was too much of unwanted descriptions.
Maybe, I should call it a spiritual fantasy, a poorly-written spiritual fantasy. A bit of science, and a lot of religion, faith and wizardry.
There were too many tangled strings. Most characters weren't given any closure. Probably, the author lost track of all the people and stories introduced in the book. Most died or just vanished from the story. Another thing I found irritating was too much of unwanted descriptions.
Maybe, I should call it a spiritual fantasy, a poorly-written spiritual fantasy. A bit of science, and a lot of religion, faith and wizardry.
December 2, 2023
Stunning!
I give this book 10 out of 5 stars! Full of unexpected twists with fully developed characters and story lines. Such a timely read that merges science and religion to tell a captivating story of End Times. Simply Fabulous!
I give this book 10 out of 5 stars! Full of unexpected twists with fully developed characters and story lines. Such a timely read that merges science and religion to tell a captivating story of End Times. Simply Fabulous!
August 4, 2020
I appreciate the story, but the writing was very poor.
September 30, 2020
Cure
An interesting combination of medicine and religion. The characters are well developed and an unlikely assortment. The ending leaves the reader wanting more.
An interesting combination of medicine and religion. The characters are well developed and an unlikely assortment. The ending leaves the reader wanting more.
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