The last thing psychotherapist Harry Hope expects on his walk home one evening is to be knifed. At first, he thinks itβs a random event. But as the police investigate further, seemingly unrelated attacks, Harry is shocked to discover that every victim is linked to him. And that his name is on a dea
Deep Black 02 - Biowar
β Scribed by Coonts, Stephen; DeFelice, Jim
- Publisher
- St. Martin's Paperbacks;H.B. Fenn and Company Ltd
- Year
- 2004
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 353 KB
- Edition
- 1st ptg.
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780312985219
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β¦ Synopsis
"Coonts knows how to write and build suspense...this is the mark of a natural storyteller."
βThe New York Times Book Review
Danger: Contaminated
Dr. James Kegan, a world-renowned scientist specializing in germ warfare, has vanished from his upstate New York home. But this is no ordinary missing-persons case. Kegan has left behind an unidentified dead man with a .22 caliber hole in his skull-and a contact trail that leads to an alleged terrorist cell.
Unraveling the mystery is a job for Kegan's best friend, NSA operative Charlie Dean. His mission is to infiltrate the scientist's circle of associates and decipher Kegan's confidential research. Dispatched to cover Charlie is Delta Force trooper Lia Francesca. The trail leads them to the core of a widespread killer fever that's been dormant for centuries-and its link to a virus that's quickly spreading victim by victim. With time running out Charlie and Lia must find Kegan, uncover his secrets, cut a terrorist threat to the quick, and stop the unimaginable outbreak of a new biological nightmare.
"The master of the techno thriller."
-Publishers Weekly
Visit Stephen Coonts' website at: www.coonts.com
Library Journal
The NSA ("No Such Agency") has a covert operations team, known as "Deep Black." While on a mission over Russia, their spy plane is shot down, and one of the NSA techno-geeks survives. Former Marine sniper Charlie Dean and former Delta operator Lia DeFrancesca are assigned to find the NSA operative. Along the way these two discover a plot to assassinate the president of the Russian Federation in a coup, and, well, the tale spins off from there. The story is fun-filled, with lots of gadgets, explosions, action, and a few twists, but the characters are somewhat predictable. J. Charles's performance is steady, and his experienced voice is nuanced. For public libraries.-Michael T. Fein, Central Virginia Community Coll., Lynchburg Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
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