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Lethal Harvest: A Novel

by William Cutrer, Sandra Glahn
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Overview

The present and the future collide in this riveting medical thriller torn from today's headlines. Personal faith is forced to confront a lethal combination of blind ambition, scientific risk, and political intrigue. Guaranteed fiction!

Synopsis

The present and the future collide in this riveting medical thriller torn from today's headlines. Personal faith is forced to confront a lethal combination of blind ambition, scientific risk, and political intrigue. Guaranteed fiction!

Library Journal

In the midst of an incendiary malpractice lawsuit, the Center for Fertility and Enhancement loses its brightest embryologist, Dr. Tim Sullivan, in a freak traffic accident. When a bomb destroys the lab and almost kills one of Sullivan's partners, Dr. Luc Morgan, remaining partner Dr. Ben McKay, an ordained minister, and Marnie Sullivan, Tim's widow, begin to piece together discrepancies involving Tim's determination to cure akenosis, a disease affecting his uncle, the President of the United States. As a Machiavellian plot comes to light, everyone connected to the clinic is in danger. Cutrer and Glahn, authors of two books on marriage and infertility, delve into the controversial world of cloning and genetics in relation to God's plan while offering a satisfying medical thriller suitable for most collections. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\

About the Author, William Cutrer

Sandra Glahn, Th.M., is an adjunct professor at Dallas Seminary, where she edits the award-winning magazine Kindred Spirit. She is the author of the Coffee Cup Bible Studies series for women and the coauthor of seven books about marriage and reproductive issues. Sandra also serves on the board of the Evangelical Press Association and the women's executive committee for Bible.org. She and her husband, Gary, make their home in Dallas, Texas.

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Editorials

Church Libraries

This fascinating tale, rich in intrigue, ethical dilemmas, and genetic research, rivets the reader.

Insight for Living

Lethal Harvest displays the technical precision and intrigue of a Clancy novel and delivers the emotion of a Henry James story. One of the best books of the year '-a can't miss read!

Christian Medical and Dental Society

These are issues shaping our society that no Christian can afford to ignore. You won't put this book down!
β€” David Stevens

tollman62

This book deals with up-to-date medical procedures and ethics subjective of science versus God. The characters are intelligent, cutting edge medical professionals. . . . The book very clearly presents the gospel through an interesting storyline. Some of the characters view science as their 'god,' which we can see today in our society, through the past teachings of Darwin and the like. In all,Lethal Harvest is an easy read. You will be engrossed in the plot while the characters deal with modern ethical, moral and Christian issues. Of course, they don't solve it all . . . hence the follow up book,Deadly Cure.

Singleton Productions, Inc.

A neuron-tingling, synapse-twisting thriller. Lethal Harvest brought me to the cutting edge of today's news, and wrapped it in a challenging Christian world view.

Book Bits, WTBF - AM/FM

Don't start reading this novel unless you have plenty of time to read it at one sitting, because you won't want to put it down!

Christian Medical and Dental Society

These are issues shaping our society that no Christian can afford to ignore.† You won't put this book down!

Library Journal

In the midst of an incendiary malpractice lawsuit, the Center for Fertility and Enhancement loses its brightest embryologist, Dr. Tim Sullivan, in a freak traffic accident. When a bomb destroys the lab and almost kills one of Sullivan's partners, Dr. Luc Morgan, remaining partner Dr. Ben McKay, an ordained minister, and Marnie Sullivan, Tim's widow, begin to piece together discrepancies involving Tim's determination to cure akenosis, a disease affecting his uncle, the President of the United States. As a Machiavellian plot comes to light, everyone connected to the clinic is in danger. Cutrer and Glahn, authors of two books on marriage and infertility, delve into the controversial world of cloning and genetics in relation to God's plan while offering a satisfying medical thriller suitable for most collections. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\

Book Details

Published
May 1, 2000
Publisher
Kregel Publications
Pages
416
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780825423710

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