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I have read all of the books written by Jennifer Jaynes. I enjoy her writing. She has a way of drawing you in and holding you tightly until the end. This book was a bit different from the others I had read. I wasn’t positive I would like it as much. I was wrong about that. I did not want to put the book down. I would call this a medical thriller. It is multilayered with secrets all around. In my opinion it is a well researched, thought provoking, gripping read. I highly recommend it. Read no further if you don’t want to know how this book was personal for me. Actually stop reading reviews. This is one of those books that you should read first and then read the reviews second.

My oldest daughter and her younger brother both had reactions to vaccines. Reading about Suzie almost had me hyperventilating. The scenario was nearly identical to what happened with my oldest daughter. The seizures that began after receiving a “necessary” baby shot have never gone away. Even though her seizures began while we were still in the doctor’s office, after the shot was administered, I was told it couldn’t be the shot. The doctor and nurses kept repeating that like a mantra. Fortunately it was the third shot so she didn’t need another soon after. In the months following the nightmare continued with her having multiple seizures every day. The doctor was ordering all kinds of test because the vaccine was “deemed safe”. When I had her brother I held off the shots. I was terrified. That was when the real campaign began. I was paranoid, (admittedly this was true, I was). I was harming my child. I was putting other children in grave danger. What kind of mother was I? Did I realize I was withholding medical care and could go to jail? Eventually they wore me down. I was scared to do it and scared not to. I really believed they would take my children from me. I gave in and he was given the first injection. He did not react the same as my daughter. However his thigh was swollen and extremely hard...even a month later. They assured me it wasn’t the vaccine. They gave him the second shot and his other leg had the same reaction. Long story short, my son had to have physical therapy from Easter Seals to learn to walk. My daughter has had to use anti seizure medication her entire life. (They are both adults now). Years later, it came out that a lot of children in the USA had reactions similar to those my children had. I learned that the dosage given to children here was the highest in the world. Europe had been successfully vaccinating their children with half the amount we were giving. It was at this time that I began understanding the money game in health care. I am very concerned with the way we are being told the best thing for children is a multitude of immunization and the everyday use of sanitizers. I am appalled at the number of vaccines a baby is given. I am shocked that instead of letting our children develop natural immunity and strong health systems, we are force fed the rhetoric of children are especially vulnerable to deadly illnesses. How in the world did anyone survive without all this that we do today? Not only did we survive but we were pretty much healthier. I understand that what I wrote may have a lot of people upset with me. I don’t mind. You have your opinion. I have mine. I honestly believe we over vaccinate and we over sanitize in this country. I am not saying do not vaccinate but I am encouraging becoming educated about immunization. I also do not believe my children’s doctor had bad intentions when pushing me to get my children vaccinated. I believe he and his staff honestly believed it was the right thing to do.

I know Ms. Jaynes book is a work of fiction. I hope you choose to read it. It is a very good thriller. I hope you enjoy it. I hope you truly think about the subject. I don’t think what she wrote as fiction is very far from the truth in regards to pharmaceutical companies today. Just listen to a few drug commercials and really hear the long list of side effects. The medical story is not the only thing going on in this book. It was my focus because of how it hit me, (I had no idea that was coming). I enjoyed the love story that was also happening. I liked Daniel, (he actually reminded me of my children’s pediatrician), and Mia. I was rooting for them even when I wasn’t certain what Mia was up to. I wanted to believe everything would be fine even though she clearly wasn’t being honest. I don’t want to say more on it as it is something you need to read yourself. It honestly feels, to me, like it could be a true story which makes it horrifying. Go read the book.


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Malice edition by Jennifer Jaynes Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Jennifer Jaynes has done it again!! Hooked from the first page to the last!! This is her best work yet!! You have to read this book of you love psychological thrillers!! It will blow your mind!! Can't wait for the next one!!
I have been a fan of Jennifer Jaynes since I accidentally discovered her very first book soon after it was published. I have pre-ordered all of her subsequent books so I could have them immediately available to read after publication.
Sometimes, I will wait a few weeks to read them just so I can anticipate the pleasure for a little while.
I will not go into a synopsis of what Malice is about, because I've read over many of the reviews and the book has already been summarized quite well by others. Instead, I will tell you why I loved the book.
Ms. Jaynes develops her characters in such a refreshing fashion! They are real people with real flaws, some likable and some not so much. There are no perfect heroes and no imperfect villains - they are all foible human beings.
While there is any number of suspense and intrigue back-stories going on with the main three characters in this book, which will draw you completely in, keep you guessing and on the edge of your seat, the main theme throughout the book is a drug, approved by the FDA, and pushed by the drug companies and many doctors (who are paid bonus's by the drug companies).
This is not surprising to me and shouldn't be surprising to anyone else. What is shocking, is that this new wonder drug is dreadfully harming the ones it's supposed to protect - children! And some nefarious players are going to great lengths to keep the problems covered up. It's not only scary - it's also heartbreaking.
From my own personal experience, the FDA is sometimes a little quick to approve new drugs. Three times in my life over the years, I have had severe side effects caused by drugs prescribed for me by my doctor. Two of those drugs were subsequently removed by the FDA because a large number of deaths were attributed to them and the third drug now has "Severe Warnings in a Black Box". My doctor denied that the third drug could cause the symptoms I described, so it was a bit ironic that the same symptoms I described are now listed as a Black Box Warning. Took me several years and a huge amount of self-help research to get over that drug.
Personal stories aside, Malice was a well crafted read and I can't wait for Jennifer Jaynes' next book!
I have loved all of Jennifer Jaynes books; however, Malice takes her work to a whole new level. Malice is everything you hope for in an excellent thriller and so much more. It is riveting, suspenseful and keeps you wanting more. This book goes far beyond just a great thriller story line though. Malice also addresses a very sensitive subject in the medical field which will hopefully lead you to ask more questions and demand more answers. Blending fiction, non-fiction and conspiracies together masterfully, Jennifer has just joined the ranks of authors such as Dan Brown.
Jennifer Jaynes once again does not disappoint! Suspenseful page turner you cannot put down! You never really know who is truly the "bad/evil" characters, she keeps you guessing and changing your opinion throughout the story. If you are like 99.9% of Mystery/Suspense readers you always try at calculating "Who Done Its" and Where/Why plot twists, well you can forget that here and just enjoy the ride the book takes you on. A refreshing change and fantastic job at reflecting on more than a few current and historical "hush-hush" subjects such as Alcoholism, Parenting, and the always prevalent Greed.

I am still undecided on how I liked the ending....No Spoilers here, I am just going to leave it at that.
I have read all of the books written by Jennifer Jaynes. I enjoy her writing. She has a way of drawing you in and holding you tightly until the end. This book was a bit different from the others I had read. I wasn’t positive I would like it as much. I was wrong about that. I did not want to put the book down. I would call this a medical thriller. It is multilayered with secrets all around. In my opinion it is a well researched, thought provoking, gripping read. I highly recommend it. Read no further if you don’t want to know how this book was personal for me. Actually stop reading reviews. This is one of those books that you should read first and then read the reviews second.

My oldest daughter and her younger brother both had reactions to vaccines. Reading about Suzie almost had me hyperventilating. The scenario was nearly identical to what happened with my oldest daughter. The seizures that began after receiving a “necessary” baby shot have never gone away. Even though her seizures began while we were still in the doctor’s office, after the shot was administered, I was told it couldn’t be the shot. The doctor and nurses kept repeating that like a mantra. Fortunately it was the third shot so she didn’t need another soon after. In the months following the nightmare continued with her having multiple seizures every day. The doctor was ordering all kinds of test because the vaccine was “deemed safe”. When I had her brother I held off the shots. I was terrified. That was when the real campaign began. I was paranoid, (admittedly this was true, I was). I was harming my child. I was putting other children in grave danger. What kind of mother was I? Did I realize I was withholding medical care and could go to jail? Eventually they wore me down. I was scared to do it and scared not to. I really believed they would take my children from me. I gave in and he was given the first injection. He did not react the same as my daughter. However his thigh was swollen and extremely hard...even a month later. They assured me it wasn’t the vaccine. They gave him the second shot and his other leg had the same reaction. Long story short, my son had to have physical therapy from Easter Seals to learn to walk. My daughter has had to use anti seizure medication her entire life. (They are both adults now). Years later, it came out that a lot of children in the USA had reactions similar to those my children had. I learned that the dosage given to children here was the highest in the world. Europe had been successfully vaccinating their children with half the amount we were giving. It was at this time that I began understanding the money game in health care. I am very concerned with the way we are being told the best thing for children is a multitude of immunization and the everyday use of sanitizers. I am appalled at the number of vaccines a baby is given. I am shocked that instead of letting our children develop natural immunity and strong health systems, we are force fed the rhetoric of children are especially vulnerable to deadly illnesses. How in the world did anyone survive without all this that we do today? Not only did we survive but we were pretty much healthier. I understand that what I wrote may have a lot of people upset with me. I don’t mind. You have your opinion. I have mine. I honestly believe we over vaccinate and we over sanitize in this country. I am not saying do not vaccinate but I am encouraging becoming educated about immunization. I also do not believe my children’s doctor had bad intentions when pushing me to get my children vaccinated. I believe he and his staff honestly believed it was the right thing to do.

I know Ms. Jaynes book is a work of fiction. I hope you choose to read it. It is a very good thriller. I hope you enjoy it. I hope you truly think about the subject. I don’t think what she wrote as fiction is very far from the truth in regards to pharmaceutical companies today. Just listen to a few drug commercials and really hear the long list of side effects. The medical story is not the only thing going on in this book. It was my focus because of how it hit me, (I had no idea that was coming). I enjoyed the love story that was also happening. I liked Daniel, (he actually reminded me of my children’s pediatrician), and Mia. I was rooting for them even when I wasn’t certain what Mia was up to. I wanted to believe everything would be fine even though she clearly wasn’t being honest. I don’t want to say more on it as it is something you need to read yourself. It honestly feels, to me, like it could be a true story which makes it horrifying. Go read the book.