Bat out of Hell: An Eco-Thriller

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From the jungles of Indonesia to the very heart of New York City comes a plague that kills 100 percent of its victims. Medicine's greatest nightmare, this modern black death is caused by the most virulent and uncontrollable mutant virus humanity has ever witnessed. And medicine can do nothing to stop its merciless spread.
Scientist Debra Hart and her team of experts are tasked by the United Nations to stop the disease. Racing against time, they must find the cause and the cure and figure out why this deadly diseasespread by batsis killing thousands in cities across the globe. Debra and her team will struggle to stop the disease from spreading to millions more, even if it means killing off every bat alive. But fighting to prevent her are manic animal rights' activists who rail against species genocide, even if it means risking the deaths of human beings. And hidden behind a cloak of secrecy is a crazed academic who'll even kill top American government officials to save one living creature.
This is the nightmare scenario that Debra faces as the public becomes so terrified of bats that entire communities become vigilantes.

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A superb job of bringing the reality of an Ebola like virus to the pages of Bat Out of Hell. . . . In this page turning novel, were submersed in the race to discover the cure, were frustrated by the political red tape, and we anxiously await the outcome of the eco-terrorists agenda . . . plenty of suspense, a few plot twists, and some poetic justice. John C. Farris, Dead, Buried, and Back! Magazine
A superb job of bringing the reality of an Ebola like virus to the pages of Bat Out of Hell. . . . In this page turning novel, were submersed in the race to discover the cure, were frustrated by the political red tape, and we anxiously await the outcome of the eco-terrorists agenda . . . plenty of suspense, a few plot twists, and some poetic justice. John C. Farris, Dead, Buried, and Back! Magazine

Author Bio

Alan Gold is an influential columnist for the Spectator, the Australian and other magazines. He appears regularly in the media as a commentator on human rights and international politics. Gold's previous works include the internationally-successful The Jericho Files, as well as the bestseller The Lost Testament. He currently lives in Sydney, Australia with his family.