In this heart-pounding medical thriller, Dr. Michael Bond, a brilliant ER physician, and his friend, former Navy SEAL Dr. Nathan Shaw, uncover a chilling conspiracy that threatens the lives of countless soldiers and the very fabric of the military itself.
When a series of mysterious deaths at Boston Memorial Hospital reveal a disturbing pattern - patients' blood crystallizing moments after death - Dr. Shaw suspects a sinister plot. The victims, all participants in a classified military vaccine trial, are just the beginning of a nightmare beyond imagining.
Joining forces with the intrepid Dr. Bond, Shaw races against time to unravel the mystery, only to discover a shadowy cabal intent on unleashing a devastating biological weapon: Project MEDUSA. This top-secret program, born of cutting-edge genetic engineering, threatens to create an army of unstoppable super-soldiers, their minds and bodies forever enslaved to the whims of their masters.
At the center of the conspiracy lies Dr. Elizabeth Torres, the brilliant scientist behind MEDUSA. Haunted by the implications of her work, she vanished, leaving behind a trail of cryptic clues. As more bodies pile up and time runs out, Bond and Shaw must find Dr. Torres and expose the truth before MEDUSA's masters rewrite the very nature of warfare itself.
From the halls of Boston Memorial to the secretive biotech titan Helix Dynamics and the highest echelons of the Pentagon, Fatal Protocol takes readers on a breakneck journey through a labyrinth of secrets and lies. Pitting cutting-edge science against the indomitable human spirit, this explosive thriller explores the consequences of unchecked power and the resilience of those who dare to stand against it.
Dr. Michael Bond, himself an ER physician, brings unparalleled authenticity and heart-stopping tension to this gripping tale. Expertly blending medical intrigue with pulse-pounding action, Fatal Protocol is a must-read for fans of Robin Cook, Michael Crichton, and James Rollins. Strap in for a wild ride that will keep you turning pages late into the night.
