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Mutation Study Guide

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by Robin Cook
About 45 pages (13,394 words)

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Mutation is more subtle and complex than most of Cook's novels. He employs an omniscient narrator and the reader can see into the characters' minds and learn why they think and act as they do, but character development continues to be subordinated to plot. Victor Frank, although somewhat unbelievable in the secret manipulation of his child's genetic.....

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