These books just keep getting better. The action starts on the first page and lets up only a bit occasionally to explain the science, thinking to unlock a code, or phenomenon. This contagious disease is terrify and the action divides into several people and places to solve a mystery and come up with a cure before it is shopped to terrorist groups around the globe. The books looks really long when I start, but it is so exciting, I just whip through.
I have now started We Were the Lucky Ones, by Georgia Hunter. Though this is a novel, the author has done a lot of research on how her grandfather survived the Holocaust and how the rest of his family fared. This novel is the beneficiary of that research.
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