Vial Murders

"Life is getting back to normal for Dr. Sam Turner: She's at home in Wyoming with her husband, Derek, who works for the CIA (and who is her late husband's son), their own child, her herd of buffalo, and her job as Sheridan's medical examiner. There's work being done on the house, Derek is busily trying to find a nanny for the baby, the cops are still ticketing her at every opportunity, and the body of the teenage boy on the steel table in front of her has been ravaged by a killer that...
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"Life is getting back to normal for Dr. Sam Turner: She's at home in Wyoming with her husband, Derek, who works for the CIA (and who is her late husband's son), their own child, her herd of buffalo, and her job as Sheridan's medical examiner. There's work being done on the house, Derek is busily trying to find a nanny for the baby, the cops are still ticketing her at every opportunity, and the body of the teenage boy on the steel table in front of her has been ravaged by a killer that shouldn't exist." "The cause of death is smallpox, and the disease was declared eradicated in 1977. Six hundred test tubes of the frozen virus were to be destroyed on December 31, 1993, although some scientists fought the order." "Now Sam has to fight to be believed... and to discover who has unleashed the plague - again."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved