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Outbreak - Softcover

Bunn, Davis

 
9780764230011: Outbreak

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Along the coast of West Africa, strange algae is growing and mysterious deaths are rising--until suddenly, with the sea currents' shift, the deaths stop. Professor Theo Bishop and biological researcher Avery Madison are the only ones who know the truth. Will the authorities heed their warning before it happens again?

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Davis Bunn is the author of numerous national bestsellers with sales totaling more than seven million copies worldwide. His work has been published in twenty languages, and his critical acclaim includes four Christy Awards for excellence in fiction. Bunn is a Writer-in-Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford University. He and his wife, Isabella, divide their time between the English countryside and the coast of Florida. Learn more at www.davisbunn.com.

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By the time Avery Madison photographed the three bodies and gathered blood and tissue samples, the skipper had suited up and joined his two crew members on the emergency boat. The crewmen drew the two craft together as the skipper climbed into Avery's dinghy.
"You need more samples?"
The question confirmed the dread filling Avery's gut. "There are more boats?"
"Eighteen within radar range. None are moving."
All of them were floating caskets.
After seven or eight boats, the revulsion diminished to a stain no stronger than the sea's brownish tint. Avery was able to look beyond the obvious and begin doing what he was here for. Which was to search for reasons, and that meant analyzing the deathly scenes for similarities.
The problem was, he couldn't find anything.
None of the fishermen showed any marks. There were no pustules marring their skin. Nor was there visible evidence of a particular disease.
All these victims had been cut down in the middle of just another day's work. Nets had been spread from most of the boats. The central holds were half-filled with the day's catch. There clearly had been little to no warning. Which meant three things.
Whatever killed them had a very short gestation period.
The infection rate was one hundred percent.
The chance of survival was virtually nil.

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By the time Avery Madison photographed the three bodies and gathered blood and tissue samples, the skipper had suited up and joined his two crew members on the emergency boat. The crewmen drew the two craft together as the skipper climbed into Avery's dinghy.
"You need more samples?"
The question confirmed the dread filling Avery's gut. "There are more boats?"
"Eighteen within radar range. None are moving."
All of them were floating caskets.
After seven or eight boats, the revulsion diminished to a stain no stronger than the sea's brownish tint. Avery was able to look beyond the obvious and begin doing what he was here for. Which was to search for reasons, and that meant analyzing the deathly scenes for similarities.
The problem was, he couldn't find anything.
None of the fishermen showed any marks. There were no pustules marring their skin. Nor was there visible evidence of a particular disease.
All these victims had been cut down in the middle of just another day's work. Nets had been spread from most of the boats. The central holds were half-filled with the day's catch. There clearly had been little to no warning. Which meant three things.
Whatever killed them had a very short gestation period.
The infection rate was one hundred percent.
The chance of survival was virtually nil.

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