World Order

by Andrew Goliszek

In a novel inspired by actual research into the causes of Gulf War Syndrome, Dr. Linda Franklin, NASA's senior crash site investigator, discovers a secret biochemical weapon developed by the U.S. government to destroy the industrial capacity of rising third-world competitors. 30,000 first printing.

Genres: Fiction

376 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1998

Reviews

[Linda]

This book is truly prescient. Scary and connected to recent events. I lived near the Edgewood Arsenal in 1968 and rumors of the research there were rife. 5 stars are not for the fictional plot but the disclosure of terrifying secrets.

[Chris Jackson]

Frankly, I've had it with this one. I gave up at page 251. Too many bad plot lines, phony characters who do STUPID things, unrealistic coincidences and basic bad writing. Sorry... Tor usually puts out a reasonably good product, but this one fell flat.

[Terelyn Marks]

The premise was good, but main character is such an annoying, whimpering, neurotic creature, I couldn't stand it.