Command and Control (A Cooper McKay Thriller Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.93 (898 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00OJRQHJS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 386 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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He lives in Bloomington, Indiana. . About the Author Stephen Russell owns The Hoosier Mushroom Company, the retail outlet for his mushroom farm (http: //mushroomfarm/about-our-companyml). He founded the The Hoosier Mushroom Society and travels throughout the year speaking at clubs, festivals, and conferences
Rookie Scrivener said Wow!. Wow, is what I breathed out when I finished the book.I felt slightly drained. Not only because the second half of the book slammed on the accelerator, but also because I was concerned—scared.I’m getting ahead of myself.Command and Control is the second book by author Dr. Stephen Russell. The fact that the author is a medical doctor is important. I’ll explain soon. This is his second book in the Cooper McKay series.From the book's first sentence, this medical thriller, takes you through a journey that is way too reali. The second Cooper McKay novel is even better than the first The second Cooper McKay novel is even better than the first, which is saying quite a lot. And in certain ways, it couldn't be timelier, or more topical: this time around the intrepid good doctor faces a looming pandemic not unlike what we've been told to fear in recent months. What he does in the confrontation--which includes a subsidiary bold confrontation with the CDC, and, yeah, a few others--is the stuff of first-rate thrillers (and, again, this is Russell's second time around). All in all, "Mackie" McKay is one to root for and th. Mackie is back and Russell does great with another page turner Thomas M Goodrich Mackie is back and Russell does great with another page turner. A fascinating insight in the timely topic of infectious diseases set in a medical thriller, Russell does a superb job of creating an intriguing plot. With international terrorist and evil pharmaceutical companies, Russell's protagonist, Mackie, is thrust into a suspenseful adventure. No good deed goes unpunished and Mackie is once again called upon to use his wits, medical knowledge and persistence. Russell's supple and poignant prose engrosses the reader and holds your a
He founded the The Hoosier Mushroom Society and travels throughout the year speaking at clubs, festivals, and conferences. He lives in Bloomington, Indiana. Stephen Russell owns The Hoosier Mushroom Company, the retail outlet for his mushroom farm (http: //mushroomfarm/about-our-companyml).
Mackie calls on his surgical skills - and a dose of creativity - to save the young man’s life. He soon suspects domestic terrorism rooted in Big Pharma and sanctioned by public health officials. As a deadly pathogen spreads through health centers across the U.S., Mackie learns that the most promising cure is embargoed by the FDA. Instead of gratitude, however, he ignites the suspicions of the U.S. In the struggle for command and control of the outbreak, Mackie is caught in the cross-hairs of a governmental cover-up, where the only clear solution seems to be silencing the whistle blower.. Doctor Cooper “Mackie” McKay’s plans for a peaceful retirement are once again derailed when a man with Ebola-like symptoms passes out on a flight from London. government.After masked military responders forcefully remove Mackie from the plane, he finds himself in the middle of an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control