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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Dr. Jack Stapleton investigates suspicioius deaths due to unusual infectious agents. Easy read if a bit predictable, sometimes the sub characters were funny, in a black way. A thoroughly good read - really enjoyed this book. Back Cover Blurb: New York cab driver Yuri Davydov is a disgruntled Russian poised to lash out at his adoptive nation. A former biological weapons technician, he possesses terrifying knowledge. Can Dr Jack Stapleton get to Davydov before he unleashes his weapon? A New York City cab driver who was formerly a Russian biowarfare specialist (seems like a stretch, but that's Cook for you) pairs up with some white supremacists (OK, that's a stretch too...) to make a bioweapon to attack a federal building. no reviews | add a review
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Jack Stapleton and Laurie Montgomery, the dueling forensic pathologists who bounced off each other in Cook's Chromosome 6, collide and combine once again as a mad Russian cabdriver, who used to work in a Moscow bioweapons factory, comes up with a plan to punish America for not welcoming him with open arms. The cabby forms an unlikely alliance with two firemen who happen to be white supremacists; they fund his anthrax research to further their own lunatic schemes.
Cook is, as ever, best at creating scenes of perfectly realized medical terror which plug into the paranoia of the moment. But if you want deep characters and sensitive description, read Fay Weldon. --Dick Adler
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Otherwise, I'm glad the story wasn't overbearing on patriotism and presented the events in the story in a a well thought out, albeit contrived manor. (