Midnight Plague

by Gregg Keizer

Investigating the deaths of a fishing boat's passengers from a mysterious illness, World War II doctor Frank Brink, who has been working with the British to prepare for a possible Axis biological attack, realizes that an experimental biological weapon was responsible for the deaths, a discovery that prompts him to infiltrate a German laboratory in occupied France. By the author of The Longest Night. 15,000 first printing.

Genres: Fiction, Historical Fiction

352 pages, Hardcover

First published August 18, 2005

Reviews

[Judge · Rating 1 out of 5]

I gave this one a good shake, but just couldn't finish it. Made it a little more than half way and just had no desire to go any further. Really wanted to quit about a quarter into the book, but I usually like to get through a book that I start. I am a big WWII buff, so I thought this would be an interesting book. The characters were quite bland and the story was very slow.