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The United States faces a catastrophe far worse than the Wuhan pandemic of 2020. Like before, the threat originates in China, but this time it's not just another virus. It is a powerful device that is already embedded in cities throughout the civilized world. When activated, billions could die.
Jacob…
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The United States faces a catastrophe, and Jacob Savich and his clandestine team of warriors hand-picked by the President are the only ones capable of stopping it. Out of China comes a powerful device that is already embedded in cities throughout the civilized world. When activated, billions could die.
T. Milton Mayer’s Quantum was riveting. Mayer has created a unique and fascinating cast of characters. In the tradition of my favorite thriller writer, James Rollins, the plot is just crazy enough to be intriguing and believable enough to feel authentic.
Of course, the fact that part of the story takes…
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