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Rory Mack Steele #3
Fire Plague
A routine missing persons case for Private Investigator Rory Mack Steele turns into terror for America. The deadliest disease mankind has ever known is resurrected and unleashed as a biological weapon of mass destruction. The purpose? A mad, twisted lust to reshape the future of the world. Innocent, men, women and children in America begin to die in agony. Framed for the deaths and pursued relentlessly by the police, Rory must find some way to fight back against a formidable foe and save billions around the
globe from dying a painful, agonizing death in the Fire Plague.
globe from dying a painful, agonizing death in the Fire Plague.
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First published December 24, 2012
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Eugene Lloyd MacRae
31 books12 followersEugene Lloyd MacRae lives on Canada's South Coast in Ontario. He is the author of the Rory Mack Steele series of novels and several family history books.
He began writing novels after a near-fatal heart attack in March, 2012 left him lying in bed with little to do. He began pecking away on a Blackberry Playbook he had bought 2 months before and the characters that emerged kept him company.
He began writing novels after a near-fatal heart attack in March, 2012 left him lying in bed with little to do. He began pecking away on a Blackberry Playbook he had bought 2 months before and the characters that emerged kept him company.
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March 14, 2021Burning Death
"Fire Plague", like the rest of the Rory Mack Steele series is an action-packed, thrill-a-minute story that keeps the reader on the edge of his seat, just turning the pages. Although there are some editing issues throughout, this has been one of the most enjoyable series that I've read. Kudos to Mr. MacRae.
"Fire Plague", like the rest of the Rory Mack Steele series is an action-packed, thrill-a-minute story that keeps the reader on the edge of his seat, just turning the pages. Although there are some editing issues throughout, this has been one of the most enjoyable series that I've read. Kudos to Mr. MacRae.
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