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Original Title: Micro
ISBN: 0062094734 (ISBN13: 9780062094735)
Edition Language: English
Characters: Vincent Drake, Rick Hutter, Karen King, Peter Jansen, Erika Moll, Amar Singh, Jenny Linn, Danny Minot, Eric Jansen
Setting: Oahu, Hawaii(United States) Hawaii(United States)
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Micro ebook | Pages: 424 pages
Rating: 3.43 | 29591 Users | 3231 Reviews

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Title:Micro
Author:Michael Crichton
Book Format:ebook
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 424 pages
Published:November 22nd 2011 by Harper
Categories:Fiction. Science Fiction. Thriller. Adventure. Mystery. Suspense. Audiobook

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In the vein of Jurassic Park, this high-concept thriller follows a group of graduate students lured to Hawaii to work for a mysterious biotech company—only to find themselves cast out into the rain forest, with nothing but their scientific expertise and wits to protect them. An instant classic, Micro pits nature against technology in vintage Crichton fashion. Completed by visionary science writer Richard Preston, this boundary-pushing thriller melds scientific fact with pulse-pounding fiction to create yet another masterpiece of sophisticated, cutting-edge entertainment.

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M.C. wrote facinating fiction while alive--will see how he does with the handicap of death. Optimistic. Ok, no longer optimistic. It started interesting but lacked M C's attention to scientific detail and storytelling ability. I have read books like this where a loved author started it and someone else finished. Sometimes good, rarely great. In this instance, not so great. An ok read but disappointing to to its anchestry and my hopes. A book contract was fulfilled, some money was made, library

This is not a good book. It's even worse than Michael Crichton's "Next". Despite this, I actually quite enjoyed it, probably because it was a quick and entertaining read. No surprises or twists and a very easy plot. The experience can be compared to eating a big mac and drinking a cheap wine with it - it fills you up for the moment while numbing your brain.It's very difficult to give any sort of synopsis without revealing too much. I had feared the book would be very much like "Prey", but it's

In Micro, an evil nanotechnology company with its dastardly and malevolent CEO, Tim Drake, are killing off employees. They go on a recruiting mission to lure the young minds of the future into their evil clutches, when one of the scientists brother, Eric Jansen, who is an executive of with this company, goes missing and warns his brother not to come to the island. This leads to Drake shrinking the young scientists to a half inch in size and forcing them to fend for their lives in the wilds of

Frankly, it was not what I was looking for from Crichton. Nevertheless, a good read.

You might think that my low rating indicates that I didn't like this book. This is not so, it's just that "ratings" or even "words" are an insufficient mode of expression to describe the experience of this, Crichton's last novel. No, to truly understand the sense of wonder, incredulity really, that this book inspires, a more subtle form is required. I'll go further: while many of MCs other books lend themselves to reinterpretation as B movies, Micro would probably be best experienced as an

Eight Things I Learned from Reading Micro:1. Hawaii must be a wonderland of plant biodiversity, because you can be half an inch tall and still find all of the ingredients for curare in the course of a single morning, not to mention the nut necessary to start a fire so you can cook said curare. 2. The brutality of your death is inversely proportional to how interesting you are as a person. For instance, if you are a brilliant venom expert with strong leadership skills and great personal charisma,