Reviews for Quantitative problems in biochemistry

The average rating for Quantitative problems in biochemistry based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-10-28 00:00:00 Dorothy Osterholm I wish I could rate books 3 1/2. More than 3, but not quite 4! I could call it a throur!.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-01-04 00:00:00 Robert Gabardy I’ve just finished another wonderful Alice Hoffman novel. This version of Fortune’s Daughter was an audiobook by Blackstone Audio, narrated by Carrington McDuffie. 2 women, Rae, a young unwed pregnant woman whose boyfriend seems to have less than a full deck, meets Lila, a fortune teller who is older and married. Their lives become intertwined when Rae asked Lila to tell her fortune. The story weaves between present and past of each in a way only Alice Hoffman can tell it. I can always count on a wonderful read by Hoffman and my expectations are always met. Characters come to life on the page and the story builds with insight and intrigue at the same time to keep the reader’s attention and wanting more. After finishing this novel, I feel as though I have been on a journey knowing Rae and Lila as friends, and I’m better off to have met them.