Virus 2.0

by Norah S. Bernard

A petite red-headed computer whiz with a shady past discovers a COMPUTER VIRUS that is FATALLY INFECTING COMPUTER USERS all over the country! The Center for Disease Control in Atlanta dubs it "CompuFlu" - But other computer users are affected in a totally different way - they discover that they have STRANGE NEW POWERS! All are beset by frightening nightmares of a wizened old creature they call "The Gray Man." Ultimately it is he who beckons them to the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, where they all meet and learn the fate he has planned for them ... and for the WORLD!

220 pages, Paperback

First published August 27, 2007

Reviews

[Chrystal Roe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cool.

This has been a very fun book to read. I enjoyed the story as well as the characters. You'll be sorry if you pass this one by.

[Christine Holliday · Rating 2 out of 5]

obviously I did not consider it to be that great. Normally takes me a few hours to read a book of this size. This one took a few days. There were parts that didn't even belong. I.E. back stories about characters that weren't even a part of the book other than a casual mention. The ending was the worst. everyone lived happily ever after..blah...blah..Only one other book out of the thousands I have read had a less likeable ending.

[Jo · Rating 1 out of 5]

After reading Sinners and Social Workers by the same author I was happy to find this title by the same author offered for free on Kindle. In my opinion, not as strong a piece of work as Sinner and Social Workers, particularly at the beginning with some clunky characterisations at first it soon picked up pace and I settled in to the story.

[Fabián A. · Rating 4 out of 5]

A nice read, clearly a sort of parody of The Stand. It has funny moments, but it's not as funny as Clive & Brie, I loved that one a lot more.

[Fermentum · Rating 4 out of 5]

Liked it. Very imaginative. people catching a "virus", from their computer.