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The Variant Effect

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By G. Wells Taylor
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(5.00 based on 2 reviews)

Published: June 14, 2010
Words: 83800 (approximate)
Language: English


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The old furrier building in a rundown part of Metro was the perfect place to find a body, and Joe Borland knew they wouldn't have dragged him out of retirement to see it if something hadn't eaten its skin. It's been twenty years since Borland battled the Variant Effect, and twenty since he let his partner get skinned alive. Now both of them are ordered back into action to meet the new threat.

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blood, horror, crime, murder, police, detective, zombie, plague, zombie action, disease, scifi science fiction, undead, cannibal, corpse, wildclown, scifi horror, outbreak, ghoul, skin eater

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Review by: Stewart Souter on April 04, 2011 : star star star star star
Has to go down as one of my favourite books. The history is well explained as are the cause of the changes and the various forms the changes take. The characters are also well developed and have personalities rather than just being tools to move the story along. Will actually buy the paperback to support the author.
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Review by: Sarasvati Fatheree on March 29, 2011 : star star star star star
not entirely through with it yet, but it's a fascinating scenario being well handled. love zombies, but tired of the same old storyline over and over? though these guys aren't necessarily zombies, you'll probably like this too.
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