Outbreak

by Robert Tine

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I've never heard of a book being written, based on a movie that is already out. However, I also wasn't aware of this when I picked this book up. Minimal on the gore, maximum on the military presence, "Outbreak" is a mildly interesting read. I picked this one up for 99 cents also. Definitely not the same as a Richard Preston novel. (

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THE ENEMY WITHIN
Motaba. You can't see it. But you can die from it. Fast. And in agony. For Motaba is the deadliest virus that science has ever encountered. And Dr. Sam Daniels, top troubleshooter for the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases, can only thank God it is confined to a remote spot in the African rainforest.

Except that it isn't. A California town is dying of it. All America may be next. But that is not the most horrifying discovery that Sam Daniels makes as he tries to halt the medical holocaust. His most dangerous enemy is not the super-virus in the bloodstream. It is someone pumping paralyzing venom out from the heart of his own government...

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