Pandemic by Daniel Kalla

Pandemic by Daniel Kalla

In Daniel Kalla's Pandemic, a deadly new flu strain emerges from rural China, a breeding ground where bird and human viruses mutate within livestock before infecting the human population. What starts as a localized outbreak rapidly escalates into a global catastrophe. Dr. Noah Haldane of the World Health Organization (WHO) knows humanity is overdue for a devastating flu pandemic. When a mysterious new strain, Acute Respiratory Collapse Syndrome (ARCS), surfaces in China, the WHO dispatches a team, including Haldane, to investigate. They discover something far more lethal than they could have imagined: a virus with a terrifying one-in-four fatality rate, striking victims of all ages and health conditions. As ARCS spreads to Hong Kong, London, and America, the world faces a crisis echoing the 1919 influenza pandemic, but this time, the interconnectedness of modern society accelerates its deadly trajectory. With millions of lives hanging in the balance, the chilling discovery that someone is intentionally spreading the virus elevates the situation to a terrifying new level.

Why You'll Love This Book

Readers who enjoy medical thrillers, suspenseful disaster narratives, and stories ripped from today's headlines will find Pandemic a gripping read. Daniel Kalla expertly blends scientific detail with a fast-paced plot, exploring the very real threat of a global pandemic and the ethical dilemmas it presents. If you like stories that keep you on the edge of your seat while raising important questions about public health and human nature, Pandemic is a must-read. Prepare to be both thrilled and disturbed by this timely and realistic thriller.

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