The Terminal Man
The Terminal Man
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2002
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Los Angeles, California • 1970s
2002
Adult
18+ years
690L
Super Short Summary
In Michael Crichton's The Terminal Man, a man with a history of violent seizures undergoes experimental brain surgery to control his condition. However, the procedure has unintended consequences, leading to a gripping exploration of technology, consciousness, and control.
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Review Roundup
Michael Crichton's The Terminal Man offers a gripping blend of medical and technological suspense. Critics praise its immersive narrative and provocative themes on human-machine interaction. However, some find character development lacking and the plot somewhat predictable. Overall, it's a compelling read for fans of science fiction and medical thrillers.
Who Should Read The Terminal Man?
Fans of Michael Crichton's The Terminal Man often enjoy fast-paced techno-thrillers that delve into the ethical and societal implications of advanced technologies. Comparable to Jurassic Park or Robin Cook's Coma, readers fascinated by the intersection of science and suspense will find this book compelling.
30,342 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
Los Angeles, California • 1970s
2002
Adult
18+ years
690L
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