Jacqueline Druga
Author of The Flu
About the Author
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Works by Jacqueline Druga
YPP-234: The New Plague 5 copies
Rectify 3 copies
Bill and Jane in a Zombie Apocalypse 2 copies
My Dead World 5 1 copy
Static: A Quiet World 1 copy
Gone: Book Two 1 copy
Omnicide 1 copy
Rise: Book Two (Rise #2) 1 copy
Monsters in Seville 1 copy
Salvation (Reset #2) 1 copy
Apocalypse: Dragons! 1 copy
Three Miles Out #2 1 copy
My Pal, Christ 1 copy
Call Me Gideon 1 copy
Following Heaven 1 copy
Joe (Beginnings, #25) 1 copy
Ripple (Beginnings #5) 1 copy
The Forgotten 1 copy
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- Other names
- Druga, Jacqueline
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
- Short biography
- Jacqueline Druga is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa. She is a prolific writer and filmmaker. Her published works include genres of all types, but favors post-apocalypse and apocalypse writing. Currently she is in production of her third full-length feature film in which she has written and is producing.
A single mother of four, Jacqueline is also a musician. She resides in a small town outside of Pittsburgh with her family. Of all her accomplishments, Jacqueline is most proud of being a grandmother. Her grandchildren reside with her and are the light of her life.
Jacqueline welcomes emails. You can reach her through her Author Services at greatoneas@gmail.com
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This was the beginning of a story. It ended so abruptly it felt like the last half of the book was deleted and the last page added onto the beginning. Don't get ripped off like I did. Avoid this.
I started this book and couldn’t get into it so I set it aside. A few days later I tried again and didn’t want to put it down. I’m a mood reader and as one I sometimes need to start a book a few times. It is rarely because of the writing. In this case it definitely was just me. Once I got into the story, I was fascinated. I loved how the virus and what was happening unfolded. I thought it was pretty realistic with reactions. There were a few hard places for me. I had my heart in my throat more than once. I also felt it break more than once. I never heard of this author before coming across the story. Now I need to find more books by her. If you enjoy apocalyptic books you should give this one a try. It is one of the most interesting books I have read lately on a pandemic crisis.… (more)
I'm too emotional to write a review right now.
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When a mysterious outbreak occurs in India, Nila’s brother, Bobby, a virologist with the CDC, places the family on a precautionary alert to be ready to bug out. Unlike anything he’s ever seen, the rabies-like virus is not only deadly but causes extreme violent behavior in anyone who becomes infected. Following her brother’s advice, Nila begins to stockpile.
After months of preparing, just as it seems the virus is over, everything implodes and Bobby informs them to leave the city. With her family, Nila heads to the mountains and to her father’s isolated cabin. There she is eventually joined by friends and strangers, all hoping to safely stay clear of the virus that grips the world.
While there, the group forms a tight bond, feeling secure that they will beat the extinction event and in due course return home. As time moves on, Nila quickly learns there are things they cannot run from.… (more)