FEEDBACK & COMMENTS |
 Dr. Benedict signs books at the
2005 Book Expo of America
in New York City, NY. |
"A highly exceptional medical thriller!"
This powerful entrance will immediately pull readers in ... Intensely riveting, the action continues to climb and it doesn't take long for patients at Mercy Hospital's operating room to start dying unexpectedly!
Adrenaline is well written and an exceptional medical thriller that gives realistic insight into the lives of medical professionals. Dialogue flows smoothly with excitement, making it quite hard to put the book down.
Benedict has done an outstanding job at creating scenes, as well as characters, using every detail no matter how miniscule to evoke clear images and emotional response from readers, thus allowing us to really care about what happens to these characters.
Betsie's Literary Page, United States,
9/24/05 |
"More than a medical thriller..."
I started this book Sunday morning with my coffee and felt compelled to keep reading ... and I did. The cast of characters suddenly become people you want to know (even the ones you dislike). Through these characters, the author takes you to places you don't want to be, although you are secretly glad he did. This book is a wonderful combination of medicine at its best and worst as well as a look at the human spirit in the same light. CONGRATULATIONS John Benedict!!!
Cathy Parson, Hummelstown, Pa., 9/22/05
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"A real page-turner!"
"Adrenaline" grabbed me with the very first chapter and I could not put it down until I finished it. Benedict has written a very good medical thriller that also gives readers a backstage pass into the lives of doctors both on and off the job. The dialogue flows so naturally, it almost seems as if you're eavesdropping in on a converstation. Characters are realistically drawn from the lives and villains down to the supporting characters who only appear in one chapter.
Benedict is quite adept at describing scenes and characters, using details small and large, that evoke clear images in the reader's mind. His skilled use of imagery elicits an emotional response so that the reader ends up really caring about what happens to the characters, even after their story is told. The last page contains a passage about love that is so moving, it will not be forgotten soon.
Colleen Kruger, Harrisburg, Pa., 9/1/05
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From left, Dr. Benedict gets support from
his sons Luke and Chip during a
Borders book signing in Camp Hill, PA. |
"Biggest fan!"
I absolutely loved this book. I do not usually read murder mysteries but this one kept my interest. I felt like I was in the doctor's lounge during the entire book. It was a nice mix of mystery, medicine and romance. I couldn't put it down once I started reading it. A great read. I can't wait for your next book.
Anonymous, 9/14/05 |
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