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  • DRYP: The Final Pandemic

  • The DRYP Trilogy, Book 1
  • Written by: R.A. Scheuring
  • Narrated by: Johnny Heller
  • Length: 11 hrs and 53 mins
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DRYP: The Final Pandemic

Written by: R.A. Scheuring
Narrated by: Johnny Heller
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An old world killer is back. The race is on to stop a catastrophic pandemic.

After an exchange student with bubonic plague turns up in a Reno hospital, a contractor with identical symptoms dies in Los Angeles.

The government‘s official stance is that the cases are isolated and the outbreak is under control. But George Mack, a 30-year public health veteran, quickly realizes this is no ordinary plague. The death toll is too high, and the spread pattern make no sense. As Reno’s hospitals fill with plague victims, Mack begins to believe that there is more to the epidemic than the CDC is letting on - and that he must take drastic steps if he hopes to save his city.

Medical resident Dr. Susan Barry just wants to finish her training and get a real job. But when plague patients start showing up in her Los Angeles hospital, her plans for the future suddenly go off the rails. Faced with a growing crisis, Susan teams up with an old research mentor to determine the unthinkable: Is the rapidly spreading plague an act of bioterrorism? Racing against the clock, Susan must also confront another disturbing possibility. She may be one of the plague’s few survivors.

In eastern Oregon, John Harr makes a pact with his fellow ranchers to keep the “California” plague out of the high desert where they live. Using roadblocks and quarantine, Harr and his neighbors think they’ve secured their home - until a mysterious and heavily armed convoy comes to town, and Harr must use training from his past life in the military to protect the people he loves.

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I enjoyed it

I saw some people say this is boring, and I'll admit a lot of the first half or so of this book is filled with medical jargon. But I think that makes a good START to a story like this, a trilogy. In a way, it's terrifying, given what the world has gone through recently. And if there is any scientific truth in this book, it's even more so. I find there is to large a group of characters to keep track of in the beginning, maybe that's just me not paying close enough attention, but if I was doing that I'd be reading the book and not listening to it. I suspect the cast of original characters will be culled, given the nature of the book. Overall, well worth the listen and I will at least give the next book a chance. I like it!

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it will scare the pants off you

as good as Stephen King's The Stand without all the Woo woo story. The author focuses on a series of characters, good and bad. We see the pandemic through the eyes of the doctors fighting it and through others just struggling to make sense of the tragedy around them. This is definitely a title I will reread. Looking forward to reading the next in the series, though this first book was profoundly disturbing in so many ways. We don't realize how fragile our infrastructure is until a book like this shows us just how reliant everything is on everything else.

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mediocre at best

its a boring, dragging, stor6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .... ......
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