Books matching: bioterrorism threats
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Save:A gripping, fact-filled look at the science, politics, and paranoia of bioterrorism - equal parts alarming and enlightening. If you want your nonfiction with a side of suspense, add this to your list!
"The Demon In The Freezer" by Richard Preston delves into the history and science behind deadly viruses like smallpox and anthrax, shedding light on the threats posed by bioterrorism. Through compelling narratives and detailed accounts, the author emphasizes the collaborative efforts of humans in combating these diseases, highlighting the political, ethical, and scientific aspects related to these deadly viruses. Preston's writing style weaves together stories, politics, and science, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the catastrophic consequences of bioterrorism and the importance of being prepared for such threats.
IN THE EARLY NINETEEN SEVENTIES, a British photo retoucher named Robert Stevens arrived in south Florida to take a job at the National Enquirer, which is published in Palm Beach County. At the time, p...January 2002•312 pages - #2
Save:A snappy, entertaining read that delivers the action, laughs, and sizzle you’d expect - despite a few editing hiccups. Grab this one when you want pure fun and clever escapades!
In "The Pursuit" by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg, the story follows the adventures of con man Nicholas Fox and FBI agent Kate O'Hare as they work together to stop a dangerous criminal from carrying out a deadly plan. The plot is filled with twists and turns, humor, and high-stakes action, making it a thrilling and engaging read. The writing style is fast-paced, entertaining, and keeps readers on the edge of their seats as Fox and O'Hare navigate through dangerous situations while trying to outsmart the villain.
Nicolas Fox, infamous con artist and thief, woke up in a coffin. His ability to stay calm was partially due to the lingering effects of the tranquilizer shot he’d been given eighteen hours earlier, in...June 2016•345 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Fox and O'Hare ) - #3
Save:A taut, entertaining action thriller with likable characters and plenty of twists - perfect for fans of high-octane suspense, as long as you don't mind a little extra action and a few implausible moments.
'National Security' in the 'Jericho Quinn' series by Marc Cameron follows a fast-paced plot involving a threat of bioterrorism on American soil. The story revolves around a group of protagonists who are on a mission to prevent terrorists from unleashing a new bioweapon in the country. The writing style is described as action-packed, suspenseful, and filled with accurate details around weaponry and gear. The characters are portrayed as smart, expert, and diverse, adding a real-life nature to the narrative. Despite some questionable scenarios, the book is deemed fun to read with a good balance of realism and entertainment.
Blowing sand scoured his chapped face. He peered through the dusk, squinting, wishing he had a pair of goggles. Something pinched his nose in the gathering darkness—the telltale odor of wet wool seaso...2011•403 pages - #4
Save:A turbo-charged romantic thriller blending forensic science, Navy SEAL heroics, and sizzling chemistry - ideal for fans of action-packed suspense who also want heart and heat.
In "Scorched" by Laura Griffin, forensic anthropologist Kelsey Quinn finds herself on the run after her colleague is murdered and she becomes a target. With her ex-boyfriend, Navy SEAL Gage Brewer, accused of the crime, the two must work together to clear his name and uncover a larger terrorist threat. The book is described as a fast-paced romantic suspense with a complex plot that intertwines action, suspense, and real relationship issues, all while maintaining a sense of authenticity and tension throughout.
The Black Hawk flew well below the radar and Lieutenant Gage Brewer sensed more than saw the water below. Light cloud cover, no moon. Perfect conditions for an op like this, which was exactly what mad...
