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1 author picked Dark Harvest as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

I found this book to be a fun, intense read.

Will Jordon spins a story about ex-army ranger Cameron Becker, who, like many in this genre, is more prone to following his instincts than orders. This book came out as the COVID pandemic ended, so I found the concept of a manmade pathogen that could lead to humanity’s extinction quite ironic.

I enjoyed how Will Jordan wove the 1959 incident of Dyatlov Pass into the story, so it became a lynchpin in the drama.

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