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by Michael Crichton



Overall 4 star rating3.75 of 5 (by 4 users)




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4 star rating Most Helpful
Favorable Review
JUN
1
2008
A coworker lent me Michael Crichton's Next a few days ago.  I'm a biology teacher and find the topic of genetic engineering fascinating, so she knew that the book was right up my alley.  I read it over the course of a week and would definitely recommend it to others. —… read full review »
avid reader, thirtysomething

njchicaa
Beachwood, NJ
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Critical Review
FEB
7
2008
To the PointYou say tomato and I say tomahto. I do realize that Next by Michael Crichton was loved by a lot of people. It was a New York Times Bestseller. So what's the problem? — A Closer View — Published in 2006 by Harper's Collins 500 + page book intrigued me when I picked it up at… read full review »
a reader of mysteries, love best selling fiction books

Jo
Plymouth, MA
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JAN
3
2008
Next, Michael Crichton's latest science thriller takes the reader on a journey into the world of genetic research.  The main plotline involves the Burnett family (Frank, his lawyer daughter, Alex, and her son, Jamie).  Frank has leukemia which is in remission.  In the course of his treatment, his doctor discovered some remarkable properties of his cells.  These were patented and further research, along with massive profits, resulted.  Frank attempted to legally gain a share of these profits and lost his case.  He also lost control over his own cells.  This… read full review »
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3 star rating
Magician
Columbia, MO



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MAR
29
2008
It is an amazing book that combines present fears of genetic engineering and fiction. I was "sitting at the edge of my seat" throughout the whole book. I love that Michael Crichton went back to genetic engineering like he wrote about in Jurassic Park and The Lost World. If you have not read Michael Crichton, you must do… read full review »
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Canyon Country, CA



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