Literary Thriller: No Time to Die

Kira Peikoff does it again with her outstanding medical thriller: No Time to Die. The book weaves much Objectivism with medicine in an entertaining plot that is perfect for my focus.  The story centers on an elusive and mysterious character who calls himself "Galileo".  As my blog page identity is "American Galileo", it is interesting that both Kira and I conceived such similar names completely independently.

While I don't know if No Time to Die would be considered an official Objectivist novel, the story contains many parallels to Atlas Shrugged.  I especially enjoyed the description of New Mexico--as I spent five summers there where my father did research at Los Alamos.

I'm taking a break before moving on to Kira's third book in order to read Atlas Shrugged for the 10th time.  I just wonder when she will write a thriller with the theme of freedom vs. state mental health.

Paul Wharton
Objectivist Capitalist Medicine Promoter