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Bioweapon

Sci-Fi Medical Thriller

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Bioweapon

By: Ernesto Maisuls
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This second edition combines both parts of 'The Bioweapon,' originally published as separate volumes, now merged into a single, enhanced edition for a smoother reading experience.
This gripping Sci-Fi Medical Thriller features Dr. David Fischer, a brilliant genetic engineer who finds himself thrust into a perilous alliance with a shadowy organization harboring malevolent intent. Compelled to create a potentially cataclysmic virus as a biological weapon, he confronts an agonizing dilemma with his family held hostage by this sinister cabal.
In the shadows of cutting-edge laboratories and hidden facilities, David embarks on a riveting odyssey through a realm where the line between science and fiction blurs. As he grapples with the moral quandaries of his craft, the very future of humanity hangs in precarious balance. Each breakthrough he makes, each ethical boundary he crosses, brings him closer to a terrifying truth: the repercussions of genetic manipulation are far more profound than he ever imagined. Dystopian Genetic Engineering Genre Fiction Medical Medical & Forensic Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense Fiction Exciting
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Unfortunately, virtual voice was distracting. Narration was reasonable, but dialog was a mess. I’ll be sticking to works that are “performed “ by real voices for the near future.

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