______________________________________________ Ebola—The Most Lethal and Feared Virus on the Planet. . . Turned into a Weapon… It Threatens the Fabric of American Society. . . Unless One Man can Stop it.
Colonel Winters survived the horrific Smallpox attack on Cooke’s Island, which turned ordinary people into monstrous cannibals. Now he must stop the ultimate attack by the ultimate enemy, and prevent the spread of a terrifying new hybrid virus that threatens the country he loves.
After escaping off the island and swimming to the mainland, Colonel Winters and his young sidekick must venture to a small New England town—Ground Zero of this new threat. As time runs out, Colonel Winters must make a difficult decision that will affect his family and the nation’s fate.
America’s fate rests in his hands. But will life be worth living in this new nation?
Joseph Souza's award-winning short stories have been published in various literary journals throughout the country. Winner of the Andre Dubus Award for short fiction, he also won Honorable Mention for the Al Blanchard Award and the 2013 Maine Literary Award. His mystery, UNPAVED SURFACES, was published by Kindle Press in 2015 and was an Amazon bestseller. NEED TO FIND YOU, his crime thriller set in Portland, was the first novel to go direct-to-publish by Kindle Press. His new domestic thriller, THE NEIGHBOR (Kensington) will be published April 24, 2018. Visit josephsouza.net for more information about his work.
He lives near Portland, Maine with his wife and two children and enjoys running, cooking and playing golf when not writing.
Joseph can be contacted at souzajf@hotmail.com and on Twitter @josephsouza3. You can also visit his website to read more about Joseph. www.josephsouza.net.
More facts come to the surface in this book. Horrifying details of what it is like to perish from Ebola. While I find apocalyptic fiction interesting, I find the lengths some characters go to defend themselves or to protect themselves over the edge. A little too far out there for me. Had enough.