Plague by Gregg Luke -- Blog Tour Review

About the Book

Professor Mitch Pine knows all too well the history of epidemics, so the startling new information he’s discovered has him racing to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. Mitch has uncovered a startling pattern: dramatic environmental changes always occurred prior to devastating outbreaks, and current climate change may be such a catalyst. But before his plane lands, Mitch’s journey takes a terrifying turn. He is intercepted by a woman who represents a dangerous faction whose interest in Mitch’s research opposes his mission to save lives. To secure Mitch’s cooperation, his research assistant is being held hostage. With so many lives on the line, Mitch embarks on a turbulent trip around the world, uncovering pieces of the puzzle until he ultimately holds the key to prevent—or precipitate—global devastation. Unless he can find a way to stop the lunatics behind his abduction, a plague the likes of which the world has never known will be unleashed.

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About the Author

Gregg Luke was born in Bakersfield, California, but spent the majority of his childhood and young adult life in Santa Barbara, California. He served an LDS mission to Wisconsin then pursued his education in biological sciences at SBCC, UCSB, BYU, and subsequently graduated from the University of Utah College of Pharmacy.

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Review

From page one, author Gregg Luke has readers gripping the edge of their seats.  The intense suspense of the story picks up in the first chapter and doesn’t slow down until the last page is turned.  Not only is there suspense though, there is a romance element.  Readers will anticipate the thrill from turn of every page in this intense romantic suspense novel.  This is a story that will keep readers up late past their bedtime wondering what will happen next.
 
Genre: contemporary, romance, suspense
Publisher: Covenant Communications
Publication date: April 1, 2019
Number of pages: 304
 
A review copy of this book was provided by Covenant Communications.  A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.