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CONTAGION
A novel by Nicholas Gill.
The story begins in a Madrassa in sub-Saharan Africa, where students are coerced into working as nursing aides in an Ebola hospital. However, the sinister motives behind this operation quickly become apparent. Simultaneously, two daughters of a wealthy crude oil trader are abducted by a Boko Haram gang in Nigeria's Sahel region. The desperate father hires Fine Line Solutions, a private military company known for handling such high-risk rescues, to find and free his daughters.
The Fine Line Solutions team, disguised as a water drilling operation, embarks on a daring mission to rescue the girls. They successfully track down the Boko Haram gang and rescue more than 200 girls. However, the situation escalates when it is discovered that some captors plan to sell the abducted girls as sex slaves. During the repatriation efforts, the team uncovers a larger, more insidious plot: Ebola carriers are being smuggled into Europe with the intent to trigger a pandemic by targeting major international airports.
Nicholas Gill expertly weaves a narrative that combines intense action with the urgency of a potential global health crisis. The Fine Line Solutions team must race against time to prevent the spread of the deadly virus and avert a catastrophic pandemic.
"Contagion" is a thrilling read that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, blending elements of suspense, action, and geopolitical drama. It's a must-read for fans of the series and those who enjoy intricate plots involving military operations and global stakes
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