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      Germ Warfare

      by John Lonergan
      Published
      May 2001
      Main Genre
      Espionage / Spies / CIA Espionage
      Pages
      266
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      Germ Warfare is about the very real danger that, in the future, bacteria can be used as weapons of terror. In this story, a group of Soviet Georgians develop a strain of common bacteria and create an epidemic against the Russian High Command. Robert Cook, a microbiologist in La Jolla who has studied in Paris, helps track down the perpetrators through France, Moscow and the Georgian republic. The novel features the sights, sounds and tastes of those lands, while bringing in enough science to interest the lay reader who likes a galloping thriller...

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      Suspense

      Subgenres

      Espionage / Spies / CIA

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      First Edition May 2001 iUniverse ISBN13 9780595178568 ISBN10 0595178561
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      Dec 2004 iUniverse ISBN10 B00263J712
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