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Kasper Wallace is a screwup. Everything he tries to do in life falls apart. He struggles to rise above his troubles…until the day a global pandemic gives him a purpose. His years of immersion into the apocalypse scenarios of books, movies, and video games, provides him with the knowledge that makes him a survival asset.
Her body floats. A bloated thing half atop the river. Naked. Pale. Mouth and eyes open wide.
This audiobook includes the entire Zulu Virus Chronicles series in one boxset. Tons of chilling, post-apocalyptic thriller action and suspense.
“The tree of liberty must be refreshed at every opportunity…with the blood of our enemies.” – General Terence Sanderson, USA, Retired (Head of the Black Flagged program)
New York Times best-selling author Robin Cook takes on the cutting-edge world of gene modification in this pulse-pounding new medical thriller.
“Meltzer is a master and this is his best. Not since The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo have you seen a character like this. Get ready to meet Nola. If you’ve never tried Meltzer, this is the one.” (Harlan Coben)
The Epidemic tells the true story one of the last and worst typhoid epidemics in America, occurring in the early winter of 1903 in Ithaca, NY, home of Cornell University. At least 85 people died in the epidemic, including 29 Cornell students. More than 10 percent of Ithaca’s 13,000 citizens contracted typhoid, mostly from drinking the town’s water. As a prosperous university town, Ithaca had more doctors than anywhere in New York state outside of Manhattan, but that was of little help. There was no real cure. You suffered for three weeks and either died horribly or got better, but even survivors could be left physically ruined and financially destitute. Typhoid was nearing the end of a long run as a worldwide killer of rich and poor alike, but that end – brought about in the 20th century by water chlorination and antibiotics – would not come soon enough for Ithaca.
It’s New Year’s Eve, the final night of Virginia’s bloodiest year since the Civil War, and another poor soul has turned up dead. Ted Eddings, a scuba diver and investigative reporter who was a favorite at the medical examiner’s office, is found 30 feet below the Elizabeth River’s icy surface. Kay Scarpetta, chief medical examiner for the state of Virginia, can’t help but wonder why she received a phone call from someone reporting the death before the police were notified. Was Eddings probing the frigid depths of the Inactive Ship Yard for a story or simply diving for sunken trinkets? With the advent of a second murder – this one hitting even closer to home – the case envelops Scarpetta, her niece Lucy, and Police Captain Pete Marino in a world where both cutting-edge technology and old-fashioned detective work are critical offensive weapons. Together, they follow the trail of violence to its forbidding and unexpected source.
The thrilling conclusion to The Extinction Files is finally here!
They attack with impunity, and without prejudice.