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The Han Agent captivates the reader from the first paragraph! If you enjoy reading medical thrillers.. then, this is a MUST read!! It combines the flu pandemic of 1918 and the Japanese Unit 731 in China during WWII. The pace is steady and convincingly real! Frightfully, the story is one fraught with twists and turns that the reader will not see coming! I love not being able to figure out mysteries. That alone lets the reader know that the story is rich in detail and a very satisfying read!
One cannot help rooting for the young female scientist, Amika Nakamura and her brother. Amika has lost her job in California.. and her career is saved by her brother. She suddenly finds herself in Japan, with full permission to explore the DNA (actually.. it's RNA) of the influenza virus. Amika has no plans to develop a biological weapon.. her goal is to save millions of lives.. every year with figuring out how the flu virus can be tamed. Not realizing.. that she has actually made the ultimate biological weapon that many governments around the world want to control. Genocide.
Extremely well written! One heck of a thriller! I totally enjoyed every word!
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Second review on Authors on the Air:
The Han Agent by Amy Rogers
Publisher: ScienceThrillers Media (September 5, 2017)
Publication Date: September 5, 2017
Sold by: Macmillan
One cannot help rooting for the very driven, female scientist, Amika Nakamura. Amika has lost her University job in California.. and her career is saved by her brother. She suddenly finds herself in Japan, with full permission to explore the DNA (actually.. it's RNA) of the influenza virus.
Amika has no plans to develop a biological weapon.. her goal is to save millions of lives.. every year with figuring out how the flu virus can be tamed. Not realizing.. that she has actually made the ultimate biological weapon that many governments around the world want to control. The perfect weapon! One that the bad guys will stoop to a low-life method to control Amika by putting her brother into serious jeopardy that threatens his life if she does not do what they want. Make the perfect biological weapon.
Just in time for flu season! This novel will have the readers running to get their flu shots! The Han Agent captivates the reader from the first paragraph! If you enjoy reading medical thrillers.. then, this is a MUST read!! It combines the flu pandemic of 1918 and the Japanese Unit 731 in China during WWII. The pace is steady and convincingly real!
Extremely well written! One heck of a thriller! I totally enjoyed every word!

Review: THE HAN AGENT
Science is one of my fascinations, and the science premise of THE HAN AGENT is not just fascinating, but highly topical and up-to-date. When a driven Japanese-American scientist with a genius at viral genetics is dismissed from UC-Berkeley for being a lone wolf and violating restrictions, she is snapped up by a Japanese pharmaceutical megaconglomerate. She thinks her value is her scientific knowledge, but she could not imagine what the family-owned corporation intends: to extend the medical depredations of Japan's infamous Unit 731, in the 1930's and 1940's, to eradicate the hated Chinese.
THE HAN AGENT is a thought-provoking, eye-opening, nonstop scientific thriller.

It was a chilling medical thriller that I hope never becomes reality.

An engaging and absorbing story that is all too plausible especially in the world we live in today.
Terrifyingly realistic, this book will stay with you long after the final page.
This is a must read for anyone who loves suspenseful, intelligent thrillers.
5 Stars. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I am now a fufull-fledged Amy Rogers fan.