“A seismic moment in history, told through the intimate connection between a father and daughter. In her accomplished debut, Dee Andrews seamlessly takes the reader from the Kansas prairies to the field hospitals of France as a devastating influenza epidemic takes hold. Historical fiction at its best resonates through the beat of human hearts. This novel does that wonderfully.”—Hazel Gaynor, New York Times best-selling author of Before Dorothy

“Overall, [The Fevered World] feels like a masterful blend of works by historical mystery author Jacqueline Winspear and historian John M. Barry . . . A vivid drama set at the intersection of WWI and a global health crisis.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“Gripping, moving, and beautifully written, The Fevered World brings to life the pandemic that came before ours. Haunting and compelling, this is the kind of novel that stays with you long after you’ve set it down.”—Jennie Fields, author of Atomic Love

“...a fascinating look at the emergence of the Spanish flu and the impossible choices it forced on a world already at war. Seen through the eyes of a father and his daughter, both devastated by loss and battling the virus on different fronts...transports you from the Kansas prairie to the field hospitals of France, capturing your heart along the way. A powerful, moving, and unforgettable read.”—Amanda Skenandore, author of The Nurse's Secret

“...uses the chaos and desperation surrounding WWI and the Spanish flu pandemic as building blocks to skillfully create a story that, at its heart, is a father and daughter’s search for answers and the impossible choices that drive their journey.”—Alix Rickloff, author of The Girls in Navy Blue

“...sweeping and well-researched...The highly detailed story encompasses both pandemic’s effect on two heroic individuals and how the demands of war accelerated its calamitous spread.”—Terri Lewis, author of When They Came Home

Dee would love to meet with cook clubs online or in-person, as possible.