Which neighbor would you fear more: a friendly neighbor infected with a new flu virus or a
not-so-friendly neighbor who is a drug dealer?
Think about the relative amount of column space that newspapers devote to crime and to science. Most of us would fear the drug dealer more. Readers of Coming Flu are challenged to rethink their priorities.
Don't worry if you don't like a lot of science. Coming Flu is action packed with lots of surprising twists and turns. The realistic characters are like you and your neighbors, just quirky enough to be lovable.
One reviewer said, "Contagion move over. Coming Flu has realism and heart. I can’t wait to see the movie!"
Here’s a peek into Coming Flu. A new flu strain – the Philippine flu – kills more than two
hundred in less than a week in the small walled community near the Rio Grande.
The rest face a bleak future under quarantine. One of the residents Sara Almquist, as a medical epidemiologist, pries into every aspect of her neighbors’ lives looking for ways to stop the spread of the flu. She finds promising clues – maybe too many?
hundred in less than a week in the small walled community near the Rio Grande.
The rest face a bleak future under quarantine. One of the residents Sara Almquist, as a medical epidemiologist, pries into every aspect of her neighbors’ lives looking for ways to stop the spread of the flu. She finds promising clues – maybe too many?
Coming Flu makes a great Christmas gift for men and women. Select it and other books in this Winter Book Blast.
JL Greger and Bug
Genres: Crime and Mystery
Purchasing links:
Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Coming-Flu-J-L-Greger/dp/1610090985?
Oak Tree Press http://oaktreebooks.com/Shop%20OTP.htm#ComFlu
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