Hope-fully novel therapeutic modalities will be developed that target the causes of the inflammation present in atherosclerotic lesions.
He never again wrote a fully successful novel.
In addition, Michael Crichton's last fully completed novel, Pirate Latitudes, lit up the fall title list.
The result is a "fully imagined" novel "imbued with intellectual curiosity," Emily Barton wrote in these pages in 1999.
Patterson beautifully parses the consequences of one woman's fall in this memorable, penetrating, fully achieved novel.
This is not the case, however, with "Ravelstein," a chatty, intermittently engaging work that feels more like a fictionalized portrait than a fully fashioned novel.
The relatively modest and heartfelt Vineland began to look more of an achievement: not "a breather between biggies", but perhaps Pynchon's last fully realised novel.
"The Man of My Dreams," like the similarly quotidian but more varied and assured oeuvre of Melissa Bank, is set up as a string of lonely-hearted short stories rather than a fully imagined novel.
Dot may resemble some of the author's earlier heroines -- cranky creatures all, embittered by romantic disappointments and family deaths -- but "Dot in the Universe" emerges as Ms. Ellmann's most fully realized novel yet.
Early reviews of Go Set A Watchman, which is set 20 years after Mockingbird but written five or so years before its publication, suggest the book reads more like a draft than a fully formed novel.
