Our Worst Nightmare — Gary Naiman

Karl Frankton is a pathologist with a CDC emergency response team in Somalia. After two days of futile testing, they have failed to identify a virus that has wiped out a village on the Wabe-Shebele River. There are no clues, only 84 suffocated villagers. An urgent call has been received from Atlanta ordering Karl to a Seattle fishing village where 23 bodies have been found with similar symptoms. It is today and Karl Frankton is about to confront a disease more deadly than a virus--a disease called greed.
      
P.P.M.'s warning is clear: "We're approaching a toxic disaster beyond our comprehension. While world governments look the other way, we are poisoning our air and water, and time is running out."
     
Excerpts from Amazon verified purchase reviews:
       
"Well-developed plot and characters. As a medical professional I've read with growing uneasiness the news that scientists are studying organisms knowing they have the ability to alter genetics for evil." (RA)
     
"This is one terrifying novel. I believe it could happen in a world governed by greed." (KC)
     
"PPM is a bio terror thriller that kept me on edge. Book is current with the latest technology and science trends." (MS)
     
"Well-written thriller conveying a toxic message." (C)
     
"The main character is flawed with alcoholism and anger. This adds real depth to the plot because of Frankton's struggle to overcome his demons while battling the cover-up of all time." (GK)
     
P.P.M. is under consideration for a motion picture. Its sequel Omega has been released on Kindle.
     
Gary Naiman has written fourteen novels. His background includes classified projects within the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.