The Liger Plague (Liger Series Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (756 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00GS1GU36 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 440 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Winters must prevent the unsuspecting population from leaving Cooke’s Island or else risk this insidious plague from spreading to the mainland. His fierce will to survive, and clear his good name, fuels his determination to discover the true perpetrator of this terrorist attack. Book 1 in Joseph Souza’s bestselling Liger Series _______________________________________A Deranged Terrorist .A Novel Hybrid Bioligical Weapon .Unleashed on an Island off the Coast of Maine .Can One Man Stop the Plague?Colonel Tag Winters receives a mysterious call while on vacation—a brilliant terrorist playing a game of cat-and-mouse has released a novel virus on
Praise for Joseph Souza
ariandanio said Three Stars. meh. TMBorgwardt said IntriguingGruesomeScarily Realistic. I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.In The Liger Plague, we follow Colonel Tag, who specializes in the many diseases out there, especially the ones that can be used as weapons. His job is to keep the people safe from these diseases. So as he is getting ready to join his family on Cooke's Island for the Art Festival he is introduced to a person named "Lenny" who has targeted Tag and his family. Now Tag must race to the island and preven. Liger Plague = Living Infected *SPOILER ALERT* *may contain spoilers for some readers*The Liger Plague by Joseph Souza might possibly be a new twist in the zombie genre; if the living infected in 28 Days Later fall into the realm of zombies, readers should at least consider adding Souza's latest creation to the list. The Liger infected are unable to control their actions, they feed on human flesh, and they "hunt" much like traditional hordes. Due to the mysterious nature of the deadly hybrid virus, it's possible So