Dr. Rachel Lesage is a Nobel Prize-winning geneticist and a grief-stricken mother whose young son was murdered in Africa. Driven to solve the population crisis she believes provoked her child's killers, she devises a drastic solution.

The U.S. has 30 days to implement a global education program or Rachel-using the nom de guerre Artemis-will release a lethal Ebola-like virus designed to kill only women.

After the government ignores thewarning, Artemis acts-and hundreds of women die. To find a cure the president assigns....Dr. Lesage. Now only one man can stop her: the fellow scientist who once loved her. But Rachel's hold on Dr. Jack Hunt equals the one she has on the planet and the terrible death threatening every woman.

I enjoyed this book. It's amazing how this woman, Dr. Lesage, thinks she is a god and has the only perfect solution to world over-population. I understand the trauma of losing her son would be devastating but instead of trying to set up education funds and schools herself (she was quite wealthy) she decides to control the whole situation all the way till the end of the book.

I liked Dr. Jack Hunt and he was in a very terrible place throughout the whole book.

I am sending this to Ri from the SS swap at bookrelay.com that we had.
Danesnboxers

This book was waiting for me when I arrived at my sister's home. Thanks again, Danes!

RELEASE NOTES:

Well, this looks like a great read, Danes, but my suitcase is packed to the gills with books! I am passing it on at the Philly meetup. I hope this finds a happy home!

I got this book at today's meeting of the King of Prussia (PA) Bookcrossers! Thanks so much Ri for bringing it! It was very nice to meet you!
Danesnboxers, I MUST comment on your adorable labels! FABULOUS!

There were times when I could not put this book down! It was a really good story and quite an interesting read!
Thanks agin Ri for bringing this book to share!

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Find this and several other books scattered around the Philadelphia Zoo on Sunday. March 8th starting about 9:30 am when the zoo opens for the day. Please try to find me before a hungry animal enjoys me for a snack!

Congratulations! You have not only found yourself a book, but a whole community of booklovers dedicated to sharing books with each other & the world at large.

I hope that you will write a journal entry letting me know that the book has been found. Feel free to read and keep this book, or to pass it on to a friend or even set it out "in the wild" for someone else to find like you did. Happy reading!

You can always remain anonymous but if you are interested in joining please consider using PrettyPoodle as your referrer.

If you are in the greater Philadelphia area the first Sunday of the
month, please join the Audubon BookCrossers at our monthly gathering at Panera Bread in Audubon (Norristown) PA.

Visit our group page at: groups.yahoo.com/group/abxc/