THE FLU SEASON Jake Cooper is a 21st Century beach bum content to spend his days surfing the Internet and the postcard-perfect waves of the San Diego coastline. His twin brother Miles, junior partner in a prestigious east coast law firm, views his sibling's irresponsible lifestyle with jealous contempt. Estranged since adolescence by their differences, the brothers are reunited when tragedy strikes closer to home than either could ever have imagined. As a deadly biological agent ravages the United States, government agencies decimated by the bug struggle to identify the virus' origin. Working together far beyond the boundaries of conventional bureaucratic restraint, the Cooper brothers' sense of civic responsibility, fueled by personal loss, may very well represent America's only hope for salvation. A timely thriller packed with jaw-dropping plot twists, The Flu Season unveils the terrifying realities of a world locked in the throes of the next great pandemic.
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Scott Clement Colling is a Writer Member of ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), the author and composer of published songs recorded by the rock band Clement Forrest, in which he was the keyboardist. His first book, the post-apocalyptic adventure novel AGE OF INNOCENTS was published in 2002 and remains in print today.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. THE FLU SEASON Jake Cooper is a 21st Century beach bum content to spend his days surfing the Internet and the postcard-perfect waves of the San Diego coastline. His twin brother Miles, junior partner in a prestigious east coast law firm, views his sibling's irresponsible lifestyle with jealous contempt. Estranged since adolescence by their differences, the brothers are reunited when tragedy strikes closer to home than either could ever have imagined. As a deadly biological agent ravages the United States, government agencies decimated by the bug struggle to identify the virus' origin. Working together far beyond the boundaries of conventional bureaucratic restraint, the Cooper brothers' sense of civic responsibility, fueled by personal loss, may very well represent America's only hope for salvation. A timely thriller packed with jaw-dropping plot twists, The Flu Season unveils the terrifying realities of a world locked in the throes of the next great pandemic. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781453871072
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