"Lots of people are dead and they're just not clever enough to fall over and decompose." Mary Burns
GIVEAWAY
The novel opens with a Blue Line train in Chicago going faster than it should because the conductor wants to hurry home. The vibrations of the train's passage rattled the rails and caused a light bulb to become loose and fall, bursting quietly. Soon, some of the people in the area became sick and died.
PI Michael Kelly is called to help with security when it is determined that there could be a threat of a biological weapon on the Chicago railway system.
Dr. Ellen Brazile and her assistant, Dr. Molly Carrolton are experts in the field and they use a detection devise which registers a possible pathogen on the Blue Line subway.
As the disease spreads, authorities try to find the answers, while some, make sure they are not going to be blamed. Dr. Brazile informs Mike that soon after the first case, there were six more and the number of infected people was rising rapidly.
The Dept. of Homeland security is on hand and with mounting deaths, they decide to quarantine a part of the city. This gives some criminals the opportunity to rid themselves of their rivals and looting and burning of buildings begin.
It is easy for the reader to immerse themselves into this fearful setting. The action is realistically portrayed and not having time to think of alternatives, the story flows dramatically.
Dr. Brazile leads the charge in attempting to identify the pathogen and develop a vaccine while Mike continues to investigate who could have set this biological killer in motion.
I enjoyed Michael Kelly, who, along with Dr. Brazile, seemed concerned with the average person
while many officials were looking out for their image.
The story was enjoyable and shows that the author, Michael Harvey, knows how to put together a tense, well-plotted story.
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1Q8MD8JIBLGE7/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=0307272516&nodeID=&tag=&linkCode=
Giveaway Rules:
1. this is an advanced reading copy
2. use above link and see the amazon review and at the end of the review, please indicate "YES" the review was helpful.
3. leave email address for contact purposes.
4. indicate that you have done step 2 and you wish to be in the giveaway
5. follow on Shelfari if possible
US and Canada -----Giveaway through Dec. 26th.

The novel opens with a Blue Line train in Chicago going faster than it should because the conductor wants to hurry home. The vibrations of the train's passage rattled the rails and caused a light bulb to become loose and fall, bursting quietly. Soon, some of the people in the area became sick and died.
PI Michael Kelly is called to help with security when it is determined that there could be a threat of a biological weapon on the Chicago railway system.
Dr. Ellen Brazile and her assistant, Dr. Molly Carrolton are experts in the field and they use a detection devise which registers a possible pathogen on the Blue Line subway.
As the disease spreads, authorities try to find the answers, while some, make sure they are not going to be blamed. Dr. Brazile informs Mike that soon after the first case, there were six more and the number of infected people was rising rapidly.
The Dept. of Homeland security is on hand and with mounting deaths, they decide to quarantine a part of the city. This gives some criminals the opportunity to rid themselves of their rivals and looting and burning of buildings begin.
It is easy for the reader to immerse themselves into this fearful setting. The action is realistically portrayed and not having time to think of alternatives, the story flows dramatically.
Dr. Brazile leads the charge in attempting to identify the pathogen and develop a vaccine while Mike continues to investigate who could have set this biological killer in motion.
I enjoyed Michael Kelly, who, along with Dr. Brazile, seemed concerned with the average person
while many officials were looking out for their image.
The story was enjoyable and shows that the author, Michael Harvey, knows how to put together a tense, well-plotted story.
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1Q8MD8JIBLGE7/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=0307272516&nodeID=&tag=&linkCode=
Giveaway Rules:
1. this is an advanced reading copy
2. use above link and see the amazon review and at the end of the review, please indicate "YES" the review was helpful.
3. leave email address for contact purposes.
4. indicate that you have done step 2 and you wish to be in the giveaway
5. follow on Shelfari if possible
US and Canada -----Giveaway through Dec. 26th.
Published on December 08, 2011 08:38
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