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For I Am With You
A virus over a billion years old. A team of weary virus hunters. An unthinkable enemy. The end of mankind.
When Jenna, a Ph.D. in virology working for the Centers for Disease Control, stumbles upon a new virus concealed within an outbreak of Ebola, she discovers something far more terrifying: unimaginable, living, and experimenting with the human race, a sentient virus with a distinct plan. It surfaces, directing its team of children to control the very essence of mankind, the soul. The reason; to live beyond us. A battle is waged, the war has started.
When Jenna, a Ph.D. in virology working for the Centers for Disease Control, stumbles upon a new virus concealed within an outbreak of Ebola, she discovers something far more terrifying: unimaginable, living, and experimenting with the human race, a sentient virus with a distinct plan. It surfaces, directing its team of children to control the very essence of mankind, the soul. The reason; to live beyond us. A battle is waged, the war has started.
230 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 3, 2014
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February 14, 2015
A sentient virus......
I have to give this 2 stars for a great idea. I kept thinking the character development and plot would eventually become more developed. I think for a first-time writer Haar was so close to this being a great book.
I have to give this 2 stars for a great idea. I kept thinking the character development and plot would eventually become more developed. I think for a first-time writer Haar was so close to this being a great book.
April 20, 2015
Ok read
This book started out really good until about the middle where it started to drag and I started skipping pages. Too long and too much detail. Could this really happen? No, don't think so.
This book started out really good until about the middle where it started to drag and I started skipping pages. Too long and too much detail. Could this really happen? No, don't think so.
January 22, 2015
Simply amazing. I loved the plot, thrilling to the last page.
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