Review of The Ripsons

[MAHAD BAIG MIRZA]

The review of "The Ripsons" by Joe Morrow is intriguing as it skilfully highlights the novel's blend of ethical dilemmas and slow-building suspense. The reviewer provides a balanced reflection of the book, noting both its strong character development and pacing issues, making it clear why the story captivates despite some flaws.

[Seetha E]

Science without good intentions is evil. This book seems to explore the responsible use of information, which makes it appealing. However, the caution you express about the pacing raises some concerns. Nonetheless, a comprehensive review, as always. Thank you!

[Victor Nwabuisi]

I’m intrigued by how John and Geraldine Ripson are portrayed not just as scientists but as people grappling with conscience in a high stakes situation. Thank you for the great review.