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Outbreak: A Government Experiment Gone Wrong
Kate was alarmed when her two twin daughters didn't wake her up. She walked into the girls room to find Raquel lying in a pool of her own sweat. Kate took Raquel to the hospital where there was wall to wall people waiting to be seen by the doctor. Kate overheard a conversation while in the hospital that caused her to investigate what was going on for herself. The IDC stepped in an quarantined the town making Kate even more suspicious. Kate discovered that theirs wasn't the first town that the government had released a virus in. Kate knew she needed to get her findings into the right hands, but she had to wait until the quarantine was lifted just in case the government had tapped her phone, or tried to intercept her emails and faxes. Kate enlisted the help of a reporter{Daniel Strong} to tell her story. Daniel was reluctant to take the story at first, but after further digging he uncovered something that even Kate didn't know about. Once the story broke Daniel was visited by several government guys that tried to strong arm him into recanting his story. They informed him that this story was even bigger than his meager paycheck, so to back off or else.
89 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 17, 2016
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Sherry Robinson
49 books14 followersSherry Robinson was born and reared in Chicago Illinois. Mother of two and grandmother of six. She has a medical degree from Bryman Medical School as a Medical Assistant. Her bucket list is to visit every state....
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September 30, 2016
A Chilling Mystery
This short story delves into an unexplained illness that is becoming a far-reaching pandemic in a rural area, and protagonist Kathleen Carmichael is determined to uncover what is really going on now that one of her twin daughters has become stricken with this disease, and no one seems to have the answers to her questions. The sequence of events slowly begins to unfold when protagonist Daniel Strong, a reporter, steps in, taking you on a roller coaster ride that exposes government, and military cover-ups, deceit, and betrayal. The narrative builds up to an ending that will shock you to the core.
This short story delves into an unexplained illness that is becoming a far-reaching pandemic in a rural area, and protagonist Kathleen Carmichael is determined to uncover what is really going on now that one of her twin daughters has become stricken with this disease, and no one seems to have the answers to her questions. The sequence of events slowly begins to unfold when protagonist Daniel Strong, a reporter, steps in, taking you on a roller coaster ride that exposes government, and military cover-ups, deceit, and betrayal. The narrative builds up to an ending that will shock you to the core.
April 13, 2016
When I first met Sherry, it was because she was advertising in the facebook book groups, about her book: “Sins of the cloth.” I read the blurb, and ask her if she would be interested in an honest read, review, and interview. And she was, and from that point, we became friends, and now we even work together.
As I was editing her newest release “Outbreak” I instantaneously fell in love right from the start. This book is everything everyone has always thought to be true, and is always afraid to mention. And in the long run, you will see why, people are afraid to come forward with their own, ‘conspiracy theories’ because low and behold if they do, you know how the Government gets.
Sherry Robinson, brings in the perfect Mother character, Kate Carmichael, who has twin daughters. One ends up sick, but not the other, least wise not at first. Kate lives close enough to the Hospital to walk to and fro, and ends up seeing the reality this flu, or whatever it may be, is having on the people around town. Kate is a curious person who wants answers. Not just because she has a daughter who needs medical care, but because she thinks this is all too odd. Especially when the doctors have no real answers, and she even over hears what they are saying.
Kate decides to do some of her own investigations on her laptop, once she gets home. She finds a few clues, and puts them together, and then searches out a reporter, and shares her own insights with him.
In the meantime, her other daughter starts showing signs of the illness too, and her initial daughter is not getting any better. Kate is scared to death that her daughters are at risk of death. But this doesn’t stop her from wanting the things she has found, publicized.
Once she gives the information to the reporter, he too does his own research. He just can’t print something without first doing his own research. Said reporter believes there is a story here, and does check out everything. And eventually he does find out that not only is there something, but it was being hidden, and covered up quite well.
After all of his P’s and Q’s are in order, the reporter decides to air his story. His Editor, questions his intentions, making certain that this is what he wants to do, assuring him that this will have some certain recourse. Without a doubt, he assures his Editor to release the story.
Once the story is released, the Feds start following the Reporter, questioning him, and even trying to get information out of him. They want the story retracted. The reporter refuses, stating he will not retract what he has found, because he knows it to be true. The feds get angrier, and start lashing out.
This is where I will leave you. I don’t wish to blow the entire story out of the water, although I have not given you every detail, trust me. I have left out quite a lot.
I do want you to know that this is an intense read, and you will not be able to put this book down, not for one minute. Because if you set the book down, you will worry about these characters. You will wonder if while the book is sat down, will these characters be ok. This book is just that intense!
This book, “Outbreak” by Sherry Robinson is a big time five star read. You will enjoy it every step of the way! It is a very thrilling and entertaining read! It is very fast paced, and something that will make you think twice about things like the ‘bird flu’, and the ‘common cold’. I mean how many times have you been inoculated for the flu, and then managed to get the flu, and it was a flu that was not part of the inoculation that you received? So how are you safe? This book will definitely make you think about the true ‘conspiracy theories!’ Grab your copy today, before the next “Outbreak!”
As I was editing her newest release “Outbreak” I instantaneously fell in love right from the start. This book is everything everyone has always thought to be true, and is always afraid to mention. And in the long run, you will see why, people are afraid to come forward with their own, ‘conspiracy theories’ because low and behold if they do, you know how the Government gets.
Sherry Robinson, brings in the perfect Mother character, Kate Carmichael, who has twin daughters. One ends up sick, but not the other, least wise not at first. Kate lives close enough to the Hospital to walk to and fro, and ends up seeing the reality this flu, or whatever it may be, is having on the people around town. Kate is a curious person who wants answers. Not just because she has a daughter who needs medical care, but because she thinks this is all too odd. Especially when the doctors have no real answers, and she even over hears what they are saying.
Kate decides to do some of her own investigations on her laptop, once she gets home. She finds a few clues, and puts them together, and then searches out a reporter, and shares her own insights with him.
In the meantime, her other daughter starts showing signs of the illness too, and her initial daughter is not getting any better. Kate is scared to death that her daughters are at risk of death. But this doesn’t stop her from wanting the things she has found, publicized.
Once she gives the information to the reporter, he too does his own research. He just can’t print something without first doing his own research. Said reporter believes there is a story here, and does check out everything. And eventually he does find out that not only is there something, but it was being hidden, and covered up quite well.
After all of his P’s and Q’s are in order, the reporter decides to air his story. His Editor, questions his intentions, making certain that this is what he wants to do, assuring him that this will have some certain recourse. Without a doubt, he assures his Editor to release the story.
Once the story is released, the Feds start following the Reporter, questioning him, and even trying to get information out of him. They want the story retracted. The reporter refuses, stating he will not retract what he has found, because he knows it to be true. The feds get angrier, and start lashing out.
This is where I will leave you. I don’t wish to blow the entire story out of the water, although I have not given you every detail, trust me. I have left out quite a lot.
I do want you to know that this is an intense read, and you will not be able to put this book down, not for one minute. Because if you set the book down, you will worry about these characters. You will wonder if while the book is sat down, will these characters be ok. This book is just that intense!
This book, “Outbreak” by Sherry Robinson is a big time five star read. You will enjoy it every step of the way! It is a very thrilling and entertaining read! It is very fast paced, and something that will make you think twice about things like the ‘bird flu’, and the ‘common cold’. I mean how many times have you been inoculated for the flu, and then managed to get the flu, and it was a flu that was not part of the inoculation that you received? So how are you safe? This book will definitely make you think about the true ‘conspiracy theories!’ Grab your copy today, before the next “Outbreak!”
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