The Fallujah Strain: Power After the Ebola Apocalypse

by Thomas Porter

Overview

Three men outside Fallujah, after four years of disciplined, persistent, methodical attempts to develop a strain of Ebola worthy enough to represent their hatred for the West, strike viral gold. They call it no. 289, their 289th batch of weaponized Ebola and it sweeps across the globe until almost no one was left. In the aftermath, those immune to the virus discover they can keep sick survivors alive through transfusions of their immune blood. They use this power to create a new state in which they are the dictators. They bring sick survivors into collectives and use them as slaves.
Maya was a child when the world was destroyed and she is not interested in this new power or in enslaving others. She just wants a video game and a clean swimming pool. But as she grows, she learns there is more to life than her selfish desires. As she comes of age after Ebola, she learns to love those around her, and to fight for those she loves.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046431629
Publisher:	Thomas Porter
Publication date:	11/27/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	483,594
File size:	307 KB

About the Author

Author of The Power to Live, a story of girls sold into slavery in San Francisco who break the grip of their oppressors with unexpected powers, and raw strength of will, inherited from their Native American ancestors.

Author of The Fallujah Strain. This short novel watches Maya develop from a selfish young girl blessed with blood immune to Ebola, which allows her to command others to serve her, into a young adult who may help change the world.