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NEW REVIEW: Christopher Herz - Pharmacology

Christopher Herz
Pharmacology
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4 out of 5 books


Sarah Striker is a young woman that moved to San Francisco from Kansas City in order to live out her dreams. She also was looking for some steady income. Sarah is soon recruited by an advertising agency who wants to target a new drug to her own demographic. She loves the money, but Sarah is leery about what this drug actually does to people. Sarah decides to publish an underground magazine to expose what this pharmaceutical company was doing. But Sarah has to make sure that she’s not getting sucked into this world that she’s writing about.

Christopher Herz brought us an interesting look into the pharmaceutical industry with Pharmacology. This book has an interesting storyline with an entertaining protagonist in Sarah Striker. You see how Sarah gets deeper and deeper into the life that her new job creates. There are also some strange secondary characters in Sarah’s life that makes the book all the more intriguing. Herz also throws in a surprising twist that will make you question everything that you read in this story. Peppered with old school hip hop references and songs as the backdrop, Pharmacology is definitely a different kind of novel.

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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