The Donor

by Frank M. Robinson

Book Overview

Dennis Heller wakes up in a private hospital after a minor car accident to discover that one of his organs is missing. Worse yet, he soon learns that this is the second organ to be taken from him. Now... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0765349396
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: Tor Books
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.6" x 1.0" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Very riveting

Kept me on edge for nights. Once started, hard to put down. Story about two young college age boys who don't even know each other investigating the same matter. I plan to read Mr. Robinson's other books. I googled Paschelke's disease though and turned up nothing. Great book anyway and I highly recommend it.

EXELLENT!!

A well rounded thriller from start to finish. Robinson's latest novel should make his fans happy as well as create new ones. One of his best. Recommended for thriller readers

A Gripping Thriller

A great book, and a real page-turner! I began reading "The Donor" yesterday on the train in to work; I finished it last night late in bed, not being able to put it down. Nice plot and very well developed characters, you really feel for the protagonist and wonder how it'll all end. The author's written some fine books in the past; this is up there with "The Dark Beyond the Stars" as the best of them. Highly recommended. One minor complaint -- if there was someway to give the proofreading one star, I would, as there are a number of typos that distract from an otherwise excellent book.

Top Science Thriller

Great thriller with scientific angle that is fascinating. The characters are strong and entertaining and the plot has more twists and turns than an old-fahioned steeple chase. I couldn't put it down. Hats off to the author!

Robinson's The Donor - First Rate Thriller

From page one through to the end, The Donor is a first rate thriller and page turner that grabs the reader and won't let go. Frank Robinson's tale is believable and so hauntingly realistic that it leaves you crying out for more.Most other thrillers have one dimensional characters, but Dennis Heller lives and breathes on every page. With Heller so well written, you live and die on each page as he makes his way to the end.Without a doubt one of Frank Robinson's best and he has had some great books to top with The Power, Glass Inferno, Dark Beyond the Stars and Waiting.