Started to skim through this, and quickly found myself riveted, especially by the section set in Reston, Virginia. The background detail is fascinating, and the suspense is breathtaking. I honestly don't know why writers like Robin Cook and Michael Crichton keep cranking out their contrived fictions when real stories like this are so much more exciting.

But that's just one person's opinion. Future readers, what do YOU think of this book?

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I took this from Precision Grind to Casa Grande, AZ. I'm donating it to our library in an RV resort. It is well-written and yes, a terrifying true story as it says on the cover. I'm glad we had the president we did in office during the recent scare with Ebola because then we didn't over-react and harm aid workers by quarantining them for 90 days when their chance of exposure had been miniscule. This would have put a chill on volunteering. We have handled this well. Scary, scary, tho.