Lab 7

by Steven Stoll

For 200,000 years the flame of humanity has burned brightly on earth. From time to time that fame has fickered, However it has never threatened to extinguish until the Tunguskin flu. The Tunguskin flu is a 10,000-year old virus locked in the permafrost of remote Siberia until a cataclysmic event frees it. As the world’s governments scramble to set up labs in remote locations, the virus burns through the population. Chief Troy Jackson is a 20-year veteran of the US Army Rangers undertaking a difficult mission. He is tasked with safe guarding epidemiologist Doctor Emily Rose, who holds the key to the cure in her head. The task becomes even more dangerous as the two grow closer. Sex, war, politics, and desire to just survive drive this post-apocalyptic first novel by Steven Stoll.

405 pages, Paperback

Published May 7, 2019

Reviews

[Mary Glowner · Rating 1 out of 5]

Seems like an interesting concept but desperately needs to be proofread for grammar, spelling, and syntax errors.