Bio Warfare

A controversial, frightening bio-thriller that blurs the line between truth and fiction, Upon A Pale Horse raises disturbing questions about the man-made origin of nightmare epidemics, and posits a conspiracy so plausible that it will linger long after the novel's shocking conclusion. When young attorney Jeffrey Rutherford's brother is killed in a plane crash minutes after takeoff from JFK, his life is turned upside down - especially when he discovers that his brother's career wasn't what it seemed. Jeffrey's staid existence is upended as he races to unravel a Gordian knot of deceit and ...

Three New York Times reporters uncover the truth about biological weapons. In a frightening and unforgettable narrative of cutting-edge science and spycraft, Germs reconstructs the former Soviet and Iraqi germ warfare programs, and how they affected U.S. policy. "Chilling," says Booklist.

Dr. Chuck Missler explores these and other questions below concerning this climactic Fourth Horsemen and the unique role it plays in the end-time scenario: Why are previously conquered diseases now making a comeback? How real is the threat of biological terrorism? Why is it more dangerous than chemical terrorism?

A young man wakes up in a hospital with no memory of who he is or how he got there. When the doctor and nurse inform him that an epidemic has taken place, it doesn't spark his memory. But when he sees two men walking into the building, he is certain they are trying to kill him. He escapes from the hospital before they can get to him. But now he must find out who he is and why these two men are trying to kill him. Through a series of flashbacks, he becomes certain that his memory loss and the two men are all tied to the epidemic. But how? He needs to figure it out soon, but with society ...