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A Lovely Way to Burn (Plague Times Trilogy 1) by Louise Welsh (view source)
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If you’re looking for a novel that communicates thrills and paranoia to the extent that you forget anywhere else you're meant to be until you finish, look no further. I should add a caveat though: you'll never again listen to a news item about a drug resistant 'super bug' without shivering, and that's even before Book 2 hits the bookshops. So, are you feeling brave?
Thank you, John Murray, for providing us with a copy for review. We have a review of the [[Death is a Welcome Guest: Plague Times Trilogy 2 by Louise Welsh|second part of the trilogy]].
Further Reading: If this appeals and you, like me, would like more of Ms Welsh, we recommend [[Naming the Bones by Louise Welsh| Naming the Bones]]. If you're already a fan or fancy sticking with pandemic apocalypse tales, we just as heartily recommend [[The Dog Stars by Peter Heller]].