Touch & Go

by Hugh Pryor

Ebola had reared its Medusa-like head causing panic in a medically and politically incompetent World.
The energy resources rested in the hands of a very secretive elite. These unscrupulous Oil Barons held humanity in contempt. Mankind simply had to pay up or shut up. As far as they were concerned, Ebola was so remote that it presented no possible danger to their nefarious plans.That is, until the advent of the Hydrogen Fuel Cell, which threatened the very core of the established Fossil Fuel Economy.
Could Ebola could be a solution rather than a problem?

279 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 3, 2017

About the author

Hugh Pryor spent his working life flying on contract internationally. It was on one of his assignments when his bored colleagues asked him to write a story for them he began his writing career. Inspired by the likes of John Buchan and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, his stories reflect his extraordinary experiences in the desert, jungle and sometimes conflict situations, providing him with a fund of tales to incorporate into his books and his illustrated articles.