Silent Treatment

This is a very good book. It is very hard not to turn the page once you get in to the book. This book is an allnighter, so be warned: if you plan on reading some of this book late you might want to drink some Jolt because you will not want to stop reading!! This is my favorite book because it keeps your interest and it has a good plot and suspense. When the book is over you want more. The ending is the only thing that could have been better in this book. It ends too fast!!! Michael Palmer has written some other good books but this is the best!!! I hope he or some other writer writes another book like this because these are the best kind of books!!!

I have just finished reading Michael Palmer's Silent Treatment and there's all but one word to say: Wow! A well-knit plot, engaging characters, action, suspense, all these ingredients make this novel a captivating book. It was hard to put down and a real pleasure to read night after night.

This is the first book I've read by Dr. Michael Palmer and I am very impressed. The characters seemed very real and complex. I especially liked the fact that Harry Corbett was both compassionate and complex. "The Doctor" scared me to death! The plot was fascinating and the writing was top notch. It was a real page turner. I can't wait to read the next book by Palmer. I highly recommend this book.

I was on the edge while reading Silent Treatment!I recomend Silent Treatment to anyone who wants to go on a adventure into another reality.Michael Palmer brings you into the story with his detail,Your heart pounds as he reveals more of the plot/adventure-The characters are so realistic you soon realize you are becoming fond of them or hating them.If you truly want to go on the adventure yourself, I STRONGLY!!! suggest Silent Treatment.

Michael Palmer has really done it this time. Such excitement,thrill, suspense, and frightening reality, as he breaks open the mythof the managed care system in the United States! Every person in or considering the managed care plan, MUST read this book. Ellen Siepser, M.D.