Food To Die For
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (606 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0084OS22W |
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| Number of Pages | : | 228 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Terrorists, Conspiracies, Serial Killers, Drug Dealers, and Alcoholics Bob Day You won't find them in this novel. In fact, there's not a single murder that takes place during the present time of the book. So if you've become bored with the usual fare of a mystery/thriller/detective novel, "Food To Die For" is an excellent change of pace. It has an interesting plot, and the author wraps in a lot of well researched facts about the production of cereal and the possible dangers of genetically modified foods.. LV said GMO Awareness Wrapped In A Good Story. Food To Die For brings awareness to the terrible hazards of GMO's in a realistic story.It's not a typical thriller with larger than life characters, but has a protagonist who is an everyday person trying to right a wrong.The problems with genetic engineering are very real and Ms. Tremer does a great job of informing the reader about them in a way that is easily understood.Lawrence Verigin, author of Dark Seed
Is she the only one who believes the deaths are linked? Could genetically engineered breakfast cereal be the cause? Amy finds herself fighting a ruthless biotech company. Amy is determined to find the cause of death of her 3 year old nephew and 18 other children. Her situation turns desperate as she fights for her life and the lives of other young children. All died mysteriously. Can she stop them before they stop her and more children die? "Tremer knows how to keep the suspense up and by the end of the book has us questioning our food choices."