Neil Hetzner

Not Again (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

In 2026, after Hume Parkerton, a controversial former National Institutes of Health director, is infected with a lethal, manufactured virus from an unknown source, the hunt is on. What gene-splices have been added to the virus to make it so lethal? Why was Parkerton singled out? Who was the genius who made it? When a cryptic letter arrives at NIH, is it meant to be a warning, a threat, or a billion-dollar shakedown?

Within the the FBI, NIH, Department of Homeland Security, and the White House there are those who race to find answers to difficult questions, while others in those same agencies are most interested in keeping the virus a secret from the public. After Parkerton's former research partner, Victor Luskin, subverts Parkerton's attempt to develop a vaccine for what has nearly killed him, Parkerton joins up with Manny Perehia, a street-smart blogger, to start their own search to solve the mystery, a search which leads Parkerton back to his complicated past.

Will those trying to unravel the mystery be able to find out who developed the virus and how to combat it before the virus spreads, and Americans, five years after battling one pandemic, begin to cry, "Not again!"

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Neil Hetzner
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005330712
• Artikelnr.: 70044656

Autorenporträt

Neil (aka C.N.) Hetzner is married, has two children, and lives a mile from the edge of the continent in Rhode Island. Since his inauspicious birth in Indiana in 1948 he has worked as a cook, millwright, newspaper columnist, business professor, vacuumist, printer's assistant, landscaper, railroader, caterer, factory worker, consulting editor, and, currently, real estate agent.

In addition to working, which he likes a lot, and writing, which he likes even more, he enjoys reading, weaving, cooking, and intrepidly screwing up house repairs.

His writing runs the gamut from young adult futurism to stories about the intricacies of families; however, if there is a theme that links his writing, it is the complicated and miraculous mathematics of mercy.