THE BLOODCICLE AGENT

About the Book

Peter Faulkner, a graduate student in microbiology, called his wife to tell her he’d be late, and made the mistake of calling from his mentor’s office. Catching Peter in his presumably locked office when he returned unexpectedly, Professor Jergens was enraged, mistakenly thinking Peter had seen secret material. The Professor’s suspicions set in motion a series of events that, before they had run their course, led to numerous deaths that seemed to be due to some mysterious poison or infection. Peter found himself in the middle, accused of the murders, and fighting for his life to try to solve the mystery of what was causing the deaths. The agent was extremely mysterious, killing but leaving no trace of itself. Could Peter solve the mystery of this deadly agent, while being hounded by powerful and sinister forces that didn’t want this secret exposed?

About the Author

George Brewer is a physician and Professor of Human Genetics and Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School. His research has touched on many diverse fields of medicine and genetics, and led to extensive publications in the medical literature. Recently, he has turned his attention to writing medical thrillers, such as The Bloodcicle Agent, which push a scientific idea a little beyond the envelope of current capability, and then builds a story around these new developments. Besides The Bloodcicle Agent, Dr. Brewer has written two other medical thriller novels, The Death Gene and I.D., and an autobiography, From Start to Finish, which are also published by Xlibris.