Collision of Centuries

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Pub Date Oct 20 2015 | Archive Date Jan 07 2016

Description

A vicious murder, a rapidly spreading deadly disease, and a twisted genius determined to plunge the world back into the Dark Ages, hell-bent on killing millions of innocents.


A vicious murder with a broadsword leaves a man dead at a remote and ancient castle in the Bavarian forests. Shortly thereafter, the bubonic plague—a hideous disease believed to be eliminated centuries ago, is detected in Bavaria, killing its victims. German police Kommissar Franz Waldbaer strongly suspects a link to the castle, but his investigation is impeded by the master of the castle, the arrogant Count von Winterloch. As Waldbaer painfully extracts information from the Count, more people die, and it becomes apparent that the deadly plague is spreading—and fast. Waldbaer and his team of international infectious disease specialists find themselves on a collision course with a twisted genius who wants to plunge the world into the Dark Ages, leaving millions dead. To make matters worse, the killer has a terminal disease. With nothing to lose, he accelerates his efforts.

A vicious murder, a rapidly spreading deadly disease, and a twisted genius determined to plunge the world back into the Dark Ages, hell-bent on killing millions of innocents.


A vicious murder with a...

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