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Germ Warfare: Terror in Central Asia

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Well written, quick paced, packed with the daily reminders of our governments new found role in "Homeland Security" and the new "Cyber Terrorism Office." I suspect we will be seeing and reading more books of ths genre in the near future. Proper planning and preparation coupled with a willfull response is our only real defense. I would also suggest reading "Transfer: the end of the beginning," by Jerry Furland. Good work John.

Wonderful locations and interesting new types of people. The author knows so much about biochemical horrors, he made my blood chill. I highly recommend this book.

Germ Warfare is a chilling account of another deadly threat to world-wide stability. A very plausible story of an American microbiologist who is enlisted in the fight against bioterrorism. The author has an excellent knowledge of microbiology which he has used well in spinning a most believable tale of terrorism in Europe. If fascinated by Hal in "Space Odyssey" then Daisy's soft voice will appeal to the reader of this story.

This is a chilling book - I couldn't put it down. It's great to read such knowledgeable fiction, after hearing about all of the reality stuff we are bombarded with. This puts human faces on the subject.