Saying George Guidall would read your book is the highest compliment I could think of. If you have a month, listen to him read Don Quixote, he does all of Vince Flynn’s Novels (Mitch Rapp).

It's a bit over my head. She said that for the most part, it sounded very accurate. Most of her research at Hopkins was in the electrophysiology of the heart (sodium and potassium channels and all that). More specifically, genetic therapy distribution methods. She partly (is that the right word) holds a patent on the use of a DuPont chemical that is liquid at room temperature and solid at body temperature to literally "paint" the heart to deliver genetic therapy. I don't recall whether the genetic therapy in question used genetically altered viruses or antiviruses, but I think the patent is just for the delivery method. More recently she's worked with a research team using a chemical that flushes away death hormone and other residuals from heart damage. Again, it's mostly beyond my ability to speak intelligibly about. I'll grill her for more details.

Success! just got myself an apple ID and discovered this kindle business and you have now sold another copy.

Are paid more for kindle edition versus dead tree?