The Sisterhood

By: Michael Palmer

Narrated by: Renée Raudman

Inside Boston Doctors Hospital, patients are dying. In the glare of the operating room, they survive the surgeon's knife. But in the dark, hollow silence of the night, they die. Suddenly, inexplicably, horribly. A tough, bright doctor will risk his very life for a dedicated young nurse who unknowingly holds the answers.©2005 Michael Palmer (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

"Terrific, a compellingly suspenseful tale." (Clive Cussler)

Formulaic but fun

A good medical thriller in the tradition of coma. Somewhat dated and formulaic but fun

Breataking and scary, but great!

I loved this book. I’ll be very wary of whaat is being put in any IVs I may have when in the hospital, but I couldn’t stop listening and listened in two sittings to the whole thing. Fantastic!

excellent read

loved the story line and very good narrator! kept my interest all the way through.

Michael Palmer fans won't be dissapointed

I'm a big fan of Michael Palmer and this is another good book. The narrator does a good job. Part 2 keeps you on the edge of you seat as the story really starts to unfold.

good book

book was good, as are all of Mr. Palmer's. As always, I never want them to end. Some very exciting parts!

Awesome book

I truly enjoyed this book! Highly recommended especially for medical professionals. You won't be wasting a credit on this one!

Enjoyable

I really enjoyed the first part of the book but it seemed to get a little far fetched, however, I would still recommed the book because the narration was great.

Very bazarre story.

Where does The Sisterhood rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

In the top 25 for sure.

Who was your favorite character and why?

It was the young man who was the contact for the police.

Have you listened to any of Renée Raudman’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Very interesting, kept me wanting more.

Should have returned it

I’ve read more recent books by Palmer that I enjoyed, but this is pretty trashy. From the portrayal of nurses, to the ridiculous plot, to the R-rated sex scenes…. Just garbage. If you’re going to write medical thrillers, at least try to get some background knowledge in the field.

I returned this book

I can listen to just about anything, but this book was so Hokie that I couldn't make it through the first chapter.