Mutation (Paperback Bunko)

Robin Cook is known for blending medical science with suspense, but I'm curious what motivated the choice to focus on mutation and its moral implications.

The characters seemed to downplay potential dangers at first, which made me wonder if that reflects real-world attitudes or serves the story's tension.

The scientific explanations felt authentic but also added to the suspense. I'm interested in how Cook managed to weave these aspects together seamlessly.