Bücher der Reihe Tom Russell

Over 400,000 dead and one million displaced out of a population of three million. In a fourteen-year span, two catastrophic civil wars ripped apart Liberia. A nation formed by freed American slaves with a dream of justice and seeking the liberties that all people deserve became instead a nightmare land ravaged by a despot's crimes against humanity. President Charles Taylor is thrown out of power, yet his diabolical son attempts to wreak havoc and return to control. A small team of Marines is sent in to collect information on Taylor's war crimes and quickly becomes entrapped in a deadly game where there are no rules ... only the madness that is consuming Liberia.

Liberia emerged from the chaos of fourteen years of civil war that shattered all government functions. The West African nation slowly recovered - schools were reopened - and the populace had a sense that the tumultuous pain was behind them. What they did not fathom was the impact of the world's deadliest virus that spread like a raging forest fire. Ebola had been accidentally unleashed as a criminal organization attempted to weaponize the horrific disease. CIA and MI6 operatives were sent to dismantle the international criminal network and destroy the weaponized Ebola, only to be ultimately saved by a female Mossad agent. In the midst of a region and society ravaged by abject poverty and the virus, the operatives are in a deadly match with former KGB agents, Hezbollah operatives, and Al Qaeda cell as they fight to stop a pandemic that could kill hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people.