If you're into fast-paced medical thrillers with a dash of romance and a whole lot of suspense, 'The First Harm' is a must-read. The protagonist, Tanna, is a medical student turned detective when her roommate is murdered, plunging her into a dangerous world of underground experiments.

What I loved most was the chemistry between Tanna and the tattooed motocross champion who aids her. Their dynamic adds a personal touch to the high-stakes plot. The science behind the man-made virus is fascinating and eerily plausible, making the story even more gripping.

However, some parts do stretch believability, especially towards the end. While the climax was shocking in a good way, it felt a bit rushed. That said, the author's background in screenwriting shines through—the scenes are so vivid, you can practically see them unfolding on screen.

One minor gripe: the printing issues mentioned by some readers. Thankfully, replacements are being sent out, but it's something to be aware of if you're gifting this book.

Overall, 'The First Harm' is a rollercoaster of a read. Whether you're a science buff or just love a good thriller, this book delivers. Just be prepared to lose sleep—you won't want to put it down!