โ Scribed by Sigler, Scott
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A thrilling combination of horror, sci-fi, and suspense, Scott Sigler; follow-up to his breakout release Infected will draw new fans to his rapidly growing following. The FBI's Clarence Otto and CIA agent Drew Phillips comb the country, ruthlessly eliminating people whose minds have been infected by a mysterious disease.
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