This is the first book in the Panacea Series. It is quite a short read and is over before you know it and leaves you wanting more, but it provides a great introduction to the characters and plot of the story.

This is a high tech science fiction based book about advanced nanotechnology. The characters are fully drawn out and you will quickly find yourself immersed into the tale that Brian has written. This is a science based medical thriller with espionage and action packed from beginning to end.

The ending seemed a bit rushed as I guess all series do and I hated to see it end. I cannot wait for the next installment. Thank you Brian, bring it on.

This was provided to me for free from the Author on The Library Thing member giveaway for an independent and fair review. ( )

I received this book as a Librarything member giveaway. It's well written and engaging, but is more of a short story/novella than a full novel and finished somewhat abruptly. However, the book explores important ideas such as what would happen to big Pharma if a cure was found that could be tailored to eradicate all diseases and effectively wipe out the need for any other medications? It was an enjoyable read and hopefully there will be ore to come as it is described as book 1 of a series. ( )

Cure is almost too short for its own good. At only 95 pages, Cure seemed more like the introduction to a whole series than a standalone book. However, after reading it straight through in one (short) sitting, I can say that it was an enjoyable read.

The storyline is pretty straight-forward and clearly written. The books follows two men as their lives intersect - with chapters devoted to each side of the story. The chapters are clearly labeled as to whose story you're reading (which is helpful, although possible unnecessary).

All in all, the story was a good read. ( )

How many times have you wished there was a cure for some f the disease of the world that cause so much suffering? Well you are about read about one and the man that wanted it affordable for everyone and all the problems that go with it.

Cure (Panacea) by Brian Kittrell is a short story of one man’s hope for the world and another man trying to destroy it. The story will keep you on the edge of your seat though out most of the story.
I enjoyed the story so much that I would have liked to see as a full novel.

I did receive a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. ( )

This story really grabbed a hold of me. The story is well written and keeps your mind racing throughout.

I received this book on Librarything for an honest review.

Will defiantly read next story in series. ( )