Review: Lip Reading: A Novel by Harry Kraus

[khamneithang]

Lip Reading by Harry Kraus is a thrilling medical suspense which leaves one breathless. The writing is top notch and the story is wonderfully paced, giving room for full enjoyment. Harry Kraus carefully developed the story and the characters without missing out anything, thereby making the characters relatable and not difficult to understand their predicament as they race against time to find a solution.

In Lip Reading, Dr. Rebecca Jackson, a medical researcher, is at the threshold of a revolutionary breakthrough in medical science that will make it possible to manufacture synthetic human blood. She is keen to complete the project but certain elements threaten to derail it, and an incident which occurred 20 years earlier returns to haunt her. Noah Linebrink, her former boyfriend, comes to her aid, and together they must find the courage to bring the situation under control.

This medical suspense by Harry Kraus is tight, taut and thrilling. Medical pragmatism and gripping plotlines are the hallmarks of his writing. As a certified medical surgeon, he skillfully developed the story which is truly baffling but believable. Lip Reading is both fascinating and intriguing. In the end, using a gripping storyline the author has masterfully crafted an incredible story which explores the issue of selflessness versus selfishness. What makes this book a truly gratifying read is the manner in which the author brings the story to its conclusion.