77 DAYS
by James Theimer
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Pub Date Oct 05 2024 | Archive Date Nov 23 2024
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Description
Elections have consequences. This one could spell the end of humanity.
Cursed with a near-perfect memory, former investigative reporter Quinn Hamilton cannot forget the nightmare image of her husband’s twisted, broken body. It’s been four years since she severed all ties with the outside world, so it’s a shock to forgotten friends when she suddenly resurfaces to take the job of White House press secretary just weeks before the next presidential election…
…for the man who accused her husband of treason.
The president is defeated, but he refuses to concede. Before Quinn can expose his plot to use a deadly virus outbreak to seize the White House, she is forced to flee the capital. But as a suddenly vulnerable America hurtles toward a calamitous nuclear war, she cannot escape the staggering truth her husband uncovered before his death. It will be neither contagion nor conflict that dooms us, but something more monstrous.
Something only she can stop, with memory her only weapon.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9798991721509 |
| PRICE | $6.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 755 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Reviewer 1067333
Enjoyed the book. The characters seemed real. There was enough detail to make it a possibility as to how things that the public never knew may have happened.
Julie C, Reviewer
Terrifyingly realistic tale of world wide virus generated death and destruction
Quinn Hamilton is the press secretary to the president who just happens to be the most corrupt,
deceitful and brutal man yo e er hold the office. As a former renowned investigative reporter, with a perfect memory, she hopes to reveal the man for the traitorous criminal he really is.
Before that can happen, a highly contagious and easily spreadable virus threatens the future of mankind.
As Quinn and a group of cabinet members and CDC researchers and Doctors fight to find a readily available antidote,, chaos and rebellions arise throughout the US and in most other countries as well, as law enforcement and the.military succumb to the ravages of the virus and are unable to staunch the citizen uprisings. Food and water are scarce as electric grids fail.
Very graphic descriptions and characters that are consistent in their assigned roles.
The story is equal parts terrifyingly easy to imagine and horrifying to envision somewhere in
the bear future.
Throw in corrupt politicians and renegade law enforcement and it becomes all too real to fathom.
Having all survived one virus fueled lockdown of life and society, this hit too close for comfort.
And, at times, too much chaos and death was just that, too much.
