WHITEOUT (En papel)

KEN FOLLETT, PAN BOOKS LTD, 2005
ISBN 9780330490696

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Datos del libro

Nº de páginas: 200 págs.
Editorial: PAN BOOKS LTD
Lengua: INGLÉS
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda bolsillo
ISBN: 9780330490696
Año edicón: 2005
Plaza de edición: LONDON

Sinopsis

Toni Gallo is the facilities director at Oxenford Medical where the owner invented an anti-viral vaccine. Toni runs security. While making a routine check she finds a vial of the viral serum missing. She tracks it to an employee who stole a rabbit infected with Madoba–2 a variant of Ebola, but worse. The employee is dying from the rabbits bite as the serum does not work on Madoba-2. While Toni and her employer Stanley Oxenford perform public damage control, his son Kit plans to break into the lab and steal the serum.
Toni caught Kit stealing from the company to pay off his gambling debts and his father fired him even though he did a superb job of creating the security system for the firm. Kit owes over $250K to nasty people; the only way he can pay his debt is to steal and sell the viral serum. What he fails to understand is that the buyer is uninterested in the cure; he wants Madoba-2. Stranded at his parents home by a blizzard, Kit must choose between his confederates or his family.
WHITEOUT is a frightening thriller because it shows no one is totally safe even with top notch fail-safe security systems and processes to control laboratory viruses and bacteria.