Navassa
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Average customer review:Product Description
Deadly biological weapons of war, a colossal government cover-up, and murder to protect the guilty drive Russ Wakefield into a corner in this stunning new techothriller by our exciting new author Bradd Hopkins. Navassa grabs you with its chilling realism, and won’t let go!
This is a complex and absorbing story about a man who discovers evidence that germ warfare agents were tested on unwitting civilians. You’ll find yourself wondering “What if…”
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1362746 in Books
- Published on: 1998-01
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 278 pages
Editorial Reviews
John Weaver, PageOne Literary Newsletter
“...once I picked up Navassa, I was hooked! ...a wild ride, the writing is hypnotic!…I’m a new fan.”
Debbie Swigert, Owner, Book ‘N’ Brush, Chehalis, Washington
“…I couldn’t put it down! Move over Stephen King! I can’t wait to read the sequel!”
Paul Haskins, The Chuckanut Reader, Summer 1998
“Describe the perfect biological weapon.” Hopkins does such an excellent job that you will wonder, “Did our government really…?”
Customer Reviews
Did our government create AIDS?
Did our government cause the single worst health crisis of this past century? In a plot that reads like it was made for the big screen, the wicked machination of an anti-communist government agency places that agency outside the bounds of human decency as it develops the ultimate cold war biological weapon. When the agency moves to test the virus, the scientist in charge resigns in protest, and is ultimately sanctioned, but not before he leaves behind a letter detailing the scope of his work. Two decades later, Russell Wakefield, the owner of a toxic waste clean-up company finds the missing letter. His knowledge puts a price on his head and his life turns into a desperate flight to elude his own government. The heart-pounding conclusion leaves the reader wishing for more.
