Official Review: The Cocaspore Project by William Claypool

[N_R]

This sounds like a very interesting read. It's a shame about the editing errors and sidelining of women. All too often these stories place men in a power role and women as damsels or the ones that make risky decisions which unravel the plot further.

[Spirit Wandering]

A plot centered around destroying cocaine sounds like it would make an interesting suspense thriller. Thanks for the review.

[powergirl]

The Cocaspore Project is original in concept, fast in execution and great way to spend a rainy weekend at home.

[kislany]

Actually Robin Cook came to my mind while reading your review as well. I adore his medical thrillers! Great review!

[TIGER999]

A Robin Cook-esque thriller. Timely & plausible...looks like a relevant thriller. Wonder if some day this idea will be employed to eliminate the cocaine trade? Wouldn't that be great?? Will take a look...thanks for the review!

[ayzion]

The cocaspore is very amazing and plausible, a scientist finding a way to eradicate cocaine. useful for so many NGOs and Wings in the fight against drugs. if the use is properly monitored, we will have a better world to live. congrats botd

[raeryn]

This looks like a very interesting read! I'm not too particularly interested in thrillers, but the plot of this seems good. Nice review.

[CommMayo]

Seems like a really interesting premise, but it is a real shame that the female characters are just window dressing. I really dislike the woman only as victim story line.

[Valentina Simic]

The review is very nicely done. I've read the free sample and it intrigued me. Having read the review , I'm really looking forward to getting this book in my hands. The absence of the strong female characters isn't anything new in this genre. A medicine thriller is always interesting by itself. Thank you for making me sure it's a right book for me!

[Bluecobia]

This sounds like it could be a good book to read. Grammar can be distracting but won't stop me from reading a book.

[Whitney Marchelle]

Great review. This sounds like a thriller up my alley. I will.be adding this to the shelf. Great concept as well.

[Sarah_Khan]

The plot of this book sounds intriguing. The idea of getting rid of the plant that makes cocaine is definitely something I've never heard of before. I liked that you mention that almost everything in this book seems plausible. I also agree about the female characters. Great review!

[Chelsy Scherba]

This sounds like a neat action story and the characters kind of like a throwback to the good old days. Interesting story line.

[ReyvrexQuestor Reyes]

This story lamentably shows how it is so hard for people to go against the narco-trade. These people dealing on drugs and the concomitant crimes associated with it has amassed great resources to perpetuate their business. I am convinced, the science behind the coca-eating fungus or spores is plausible, amidst the strides that technology has taken in the field of genetic engineering. Nice review you have, and thanks.

[dragonet07]

I'm normally not into thrillers related to drugs, especially since many of the characters turn out stereotypical, but this storyline sounds very compelling. It's a shame about the female characters but I'll still put this on my "to read" list. Thank you for the thorough and honest review.