The Pangaea Solution
Solve the Equation, Save the World (David Blum, Book 1)
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Dion Graham
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Charles Jacobs
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When a cryptic note sends former FBI agent turned wealth advisor David Blum on a journey to discover the truth behind his father’s recent death, all clues point to Otto Feldmann, a world-renowned professor of genetics, with secrets to hide. Further digging leads Blum to Kay Westfield, a bank executive who once witnessed a bizarre explosion on Feldmann’s experimental farm.
As Blum and Westfield team up to unravel the labyrinth of funding behind the professor’s research center, a picture emerges of a monstrous plot by a shadowy international think tank to infect millions of people. All the while, Feldmann’s research assistant, a math prodigy with past ties to a violent, white-supremacist movement, is busy optimizing the virus’s distribution in order to fulfill THE PANGAEA SOLUTION.
An intricate plot that weaves together thrilling action, science, religion, math, international banking, romance, and contemporary social issues. Part Ian Fleming, part Michael Crichton, part Dan Brown.
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"THE THRILLER WORLD HAS A NEW MUST-READ WRITER!” — Award-winning author, Libby Fischer Hellmann
"…plot hurtles along at an agreeably swift pace, never lagging, always delivering...well-crafted and engaging bioweapon tale."— Kirkus Reviews
“An impressive thriller … a deft blending of action and science helmed by a believable everyday hero.” — Union Square Review