A military officer races against time to trace a lethal virus that dissolves lungs and threatens global plague, from D.C. to Baghdad.
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A military officer races against time to trace a lethal virus that dissolves lungs and threatens global plague, from D.C. to Baghdad.
Robert Ludlum's 23 best-selling novels have placed him in the top rank of suspense writers. Over a career spanning 30 years, Ludlum saw his works translated into 32 languages, and there are now more than 210 million copies of his works in print. The Hades Factor, a New York Times best-seller, sets one brave man on a race against the clock to prevent worldwide plague. In three widely spaced locations, three apparently unrelated people die a horrible death. Ravaged by high fever, they succumb to a...
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Fiancée's death provides romantic motivation for the protagonist's quest
Multiple victims die from virus that dissolves lungs; graphic fever and organ failure described
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No LGBTQ+ characters or themes present
No religious themes present
No magic or witchcraft elements present
No occult or demonology elements present
International intrigue spans Washington D.C. and Baghdad with government and military involvement
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Characters suffer and die from rapid, painful viral infection
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