Rain of Terror - Mark Phillips - Livros - Mark Phillips - 9780615511016 - 7 de julho de 2011
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Rain of Terror

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What do you do when the rain can kill you? What do you do when the drinking water is deadly? Chaos rules in a world gone mad as a deadly virus races across the planet with nothing to stop it?s spread. Is this the final blow to a civilization torn by wars and rumors of wars? Will we put aside our differences and work together to survive? Derek Manheim discovers the doomsday meteor as it streaks through space from the edge of the Galaxy on a collision course with Earth carrying a deadly virus. Matthew Parker, a brilliant research scientist struggles with the death of his friend Rebecca Forster who trusted him to cure her cancer and his partner Dr. Francis Magee seeks fame and fortune for himself. Lieutenant Colonel John Reed leads an elite force through a devastated city looking for survivors. Melinda Chase Director of Infectious Disease at the CDC struggles to save her own daughter from the deadly virus, while time is running out. Full of unexpected twists, and turns, author Mark Phillips captures the imagination of the reader as he vividly describes man?s response to a worldwide pandemic and the race for a cure. From coast to coast and around the world Mark Phillips takes us through a world like we?ve never seen before. This is not just another apocalyptic fantasy! Through his talented storytelling, Mark Phillips makes us believe it could really happen this way!

Mídia Livros     Paperback Book   (Livro de capa flexível e brochura)
Lançado 7 de julho de 2011
ISBN13 9780615511016
Editoras Mark Phillips
Páginas 292
Dimensões 127 × 15 × 195 mm   ·   285 g
Idioma Inglês  

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