Couldn’t read fast enough! What an author and what a good read!The author obviously did intensive homework. His incredible grasp of very complex medical and governmental workings was deep. He gave such a descriptive and detailed narrative (which often leaves me skimming), but absolutely held me spellbound. Absolutely recommend this book. Heavy in depth but also a thriller that keeps the reader eagerly turning the pages.Kitty E.In Keith Wilson’s gripping medical thriller Life Form, a science teacher races to uncover a lethal government conspiracy and save a town.
Foreword Clarion Reviews
Life Form: a Novel of Medical Suspense
Matt Strong, a high school biology teacher in a small New Hampshire town is stunned when people from the town start dying of a mysterious ailment. They’re fine when in the town, but get sick and soon die horribly when they venture away.
As more deaths occur, he gets the CDC and other government agencies involved in his investigation. Meanwhile clandestine government forces are using deadly force to stop Matt, and his friends, from reaching the truth—a nearby secret facility is testing a new energy force and polluting the town water with a lethal pathogen accidently resurrected from the dawn of time.
His girlfriend is kidnapped and disappears. Matt is forced to go underground, infiltrating the Pentagon and crashing a presidential press conference to reveal the deadly details.
Loved this book. Reminded me of Jack Reacher with a medical twist but not quite as dark. Fast paced, believable characters, plenty of surprises right up to the end, and best of all, an excellent dog.
MariannePlunder is an intriguing thriller sparked by the discovery of a virus in the jungles of Guatemala.Foreword Clarion Reviews
Plunder: A Dr. Brett Carson Thriller
Dr. Brett Carson, Epidemic Intelligence Service agent for the Centers for Disease Control, just back from five months in the Arctic, is hurriedly sent to Guatemala to investigate the source of a mysterious and deadly Ebola-like virus that is sweeping through jungle villages.
Brett soon meets the beautiful Kari Wheeler, daughter of an anthropologist who is searching the area for ancient Mayan tombs and artifacts.
Civil war, tomb raiders, a rescue dog, a bullet-riddled Jeep, and an outbreak of the disease at an isolated New Mexico monastery lead Brett and Kari on a perilous chase to identify and stop the spread of the virus—and well as save their own lives from relentless killers who are closing in on their trail.
Keith Wilson MD
Dr. Keith Wilson is a graduate of the Ohio State University College of Medicine, where he earned several academic honors, and was chosen outstanding senior student in medicine and graduated cum laude. He was elected to AOA Medical Honorary Society both Junior and Senior years. He completed his residency in Denver, Colorado, where he was also chief resident.
He was the director the MRI Section at Toledo Hospital and was the medical director of the PET-CT / MRI outpatient office. For the last fifteen years of his medical career he worked exlusively at the Promedica Breast Care Center, specializing in diagnosis of breast cancer.
In addition to four published books, Keith has also written several short stories and has won awards, among them the Hemingway Short Story Contest and The National Writer’s Club Contest.
Since retiring, he and his wife Cathy now divide their time between Ohio, Cape Cod, and Florida.
