Ebola. Airborne

Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
Cover of the book Ebola. Airborne by Dan Baumann, Dan Baumann
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Dan Baumann ISBN: 9781311563101
Publisher: Dan Baumann Publication: October 18, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Dan Baumann
ISBN: 9781311563101
Publisher: Dan Baumann
Publication: October 18, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Ron Jordan is enjoying a rare day with his wife and son in their suburban Washington home when the idyll is snatched away by a desperate call from a trusted news source at the Centers for Disease Control. A week earlier, an illegal immigrant had left his family in El Fuerte, Mexico, to find work in the sprawling desert city of Tucson, unaware that he carried a new - possibly manufactured - strain of hemorrhagic fever, an airborne strain of Ebola. With lightning speed, it will take his life, launch the worst pandemic since 1918, and, in immigrant-weary Arizona, ignite an ethnic firestorm.

Worried about a financial and health panic, an election-year White House underplays the level of danger. Jordan breaks the story and heads for its epicenter. In Tucson, social order is disintegrating, along with care for the sick and dying. Hate groups gather from around the country to provoke radicalized Latinos into a bloody tit-for-tat while Tucson burns and the disease seeps out beyond Ariona through transportation centers throughout the country. Jordan faces a kill-or-be-killed decision. Afterward, he despises the man whose reflection refuses to meet his eyes in the bathroom mirror.

Jordan sees a bright line separating good from evil and, as Ebola. Airborne opens he has no doubt on side he stands. His career is dedicated to exposing wrongdoing in public life. Devoted husband and father, he has all the markers of success. Just not enough to satisfy his ambition. An ambition his wife says that leads him to "dance in the fire." Unwittingly, he takes his son along with him into the flames.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Ron Jordan is enjoying a rare day with his wife and son in their suburban Washington home when the idyll is snatched away by a desperate call from a trusted news source at the Centers for Disease Control. A week earlier, an illegal immigrant had left his family in El Fuerte, Mexico, to find work in the sprawling desert city of Tucson, unaware that he carried a new - possibly manufactured - strain of hemorrhagic fever, an airborne strain of Ebola. With lightning speed, it will take his life, launch the worst pandemic since 1918, and, in immigrant-weary Arizona, ignite an ethnic firestorm.

Worried about a financial and health panic, an election-year White House underplays the level of danger. Jordan breaks the story and heads for its epicenter. In Tucson, social order is disintegrating, along with care for the sick and dying. Hate groups gather from around the country to provoke radicalized Latinos into a bloody tit-for-tat while Tucson burns and the disease seeps out beyond Ariona through transportation centers throughout the country. Jordan faces a kill-or-be-killed decision. Afterward, he despises the man whose reflection refuses to meet his eyes in the bathroom mirror.

Jordan sees a bright line separating good from evil and, as Ebola. Airborne opens he has no doubt on side he stands. His career is dedicated to exposing wrongdoing in public life. Devoted husband and father, he has all the markers of success. Just not enough to satisfy his ambition. An ambition his wife says that leads him to "dance in the fire." Unwittingly, he takes his son along with him into the flames.

More books from Thrillers

Cover of the book Spia per caso by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Acts Of Grace by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Foresta Nera by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Behind the Armored Vest by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book A Picture of Guilt by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book L'oeuvre d'une nuit de mai by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book L'ultimo cliente by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Fuga da Kotelnyi by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book The Usurped by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Little Sister by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Alarm by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Compulsion by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Cat Tracks To Murder by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book The Godzone Connection by Dan Baumann
Cover of the book Bakers Rachetrail by Dan Baumann
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy