America's leaders and pundits have long warned that China is the West's greatest threat to its democratic and economic survival. This is the central theme upon which Barry Libin's newest novel, The Red Mutation, is based. The Red Mutation is a geopolitical thriller that discloses the Chinese use of bioterror to achieve world domination. When the head of China's Hunan Institute of Virology bioengineers a Covid-like virus mutation that kills an entire village with a single nanoparticle, China's leaders believe they have created the perfect assassin: hidden, silent, and deadly. Indeed, the most…mehr
America's leaders and pundits have long warned that China is the West's greatest threat to its democratic and economic survival. This is the central theme upon which Barry Libin's newest novel, The Red Mutation, is based. The Red Mutation is a geopolitical thriller that discloses the Chinese use of bioterror to achieve world domination. When the head of China's Hunan Institute of Virology bioengineers a Covid-like virus mutation that kills an entire village with a single nanoparticle, China's leaders believe they have created the perfect assassin: hidden, silent, and deadly. Indeed, the most powerful weapon ever devised by man. The name of the mutation is Thanatos, the Greek god of merciless death, and it is adopted as the central tenet of China's New Defense Policy. But although Chinese scientists have proved Thanatos absolutely deadly, they have not yet found the antidote to control it, without which China's policy cannot succeed. Dr. Jeffrey Moss of the NYPD believes there is a brilliant young scientist working at the Brookfield Institute in New York that is close to finding the antidote but has disappeared. From the streets of Shanghai to the avenues of Manhattan, Moss and his colleagues must find the young man and prevent Chinese agents from kidnapping him, allowing the antidote from falling into the wrong hands. If Moss is unable to accomplish his mission in time, then Thanatos will be released, and the world will fall hostage to its enemies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
In college, Barry Libin was a science and history major, aware of the irony that science led to the future and history to the past. Those interests remained with him after he retired from dentistry and pharmaceutical research, especially his interest in history. Aware that "History in school can be quite dry", he began embedding history within a good story to more effectively teach the lesson. His first book, THE MYSTERY OF THE MILTON MANUSCRIPT , Urim 2014) is based on John Milton's great epic poem, Paradise Lost. His second novel, THE VATICAN'S VAULT (Sunbury Press, 2018), is a mystery that introduces the reader to the search for the great Temple Treasure of King Solomon.Libin has expanded his literary interests to drama, musical theatre, and composing. The Red Mutation is Libin's third novel. Filled with the suspense and drama of his previous works, Libin combines his knowledge of science, history and current political conditions to tell a tale that makes it hard to differentiate between what is real and what is fiction.A graduate of the University of Rochester, Libin majored in history and biochemistry, and studied writing at Hofstra University and the University of Iowa.Libin wrote the libretto, score and lyrics to the musical, THE FIFTIETH FLOOR! His play, 'The Triangle', is a drama of The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire and his newest play, The St. Louis, tells the story of the ship filled with Jewish passengers in 1939 and was denied entry to every port but back to Nazi Germany.Barry Libin lives in Florida.
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