The Variants are still the new top of the food chain. They’ve got people in their lairs / meat lockers. They keep the people alive so that their meat doesn’t spoil. They’re adapting even more than before. Some of them have gills, others feathers, and some developed camouflage. The worst part though, is that they’re reproducing. There are now baby Variants, and they’re growing rapidly. Dr. Kate doesn’t know if they’re newest weapon will work on the babies… Also, the president and vice president are […]
The Variants are coming! The Variants are coming!
Ok, so I finished book 3 (this book) the other night, and then IMMEDIATELY (like super instantly) started book 4, so I’m trying to separate the two. I should just go right to the CBR website and do my review before I start a new book. Especially the next book in a series. Anyway, here goes… As I inferred in my review for book 2 (I just reread my review), the Variants are doing terrible things to the human population. The human species is slowly […]
I think this might be the last of the CSU series?
Ok, so like my title says, I think this is the last book in the series. At least, I can’t find any other books with the CSU, or even by D.H. Dublin. I actually really liked the characters, so I’d enjoy another few books, but since this one (book 3) was written in 2008, I’m not holding my breath for another one to come out. So just like in the other 2 CSU books, Madison is investigating crimes, and going rogue. In this one though, […]
I read book 1 of this series on vacation, so book 2 is giving me beach flashbacks. It’s so not about the beach.
OK! This book is all about the super scary Variants. Good news / bad news… When Dr. Kate Lovato tried to “save the human race” from the hemorrhagic virus with a bioweapon she designed in book 1, it killed billions of people. That’s actually the good news. They all had this terrible Ebola-esque zombie hemorrhagic fever. So they really needed to be killed. The bad new is that 10% of the people hit with Dr. Kate’s bioweapon survived. You’d think this was the good new, […]