"Stunning, terrifying, and unforgettable." - D. Carrigan, Author of Memphis 1873
**A sinister experiment outside Aleppo.
Two mysterious deaths: one in LA, one in Boston, each with the same horrific symptoms.**
In Los Angeles, FBI counterterrorism agent Quinn Traynor receives an urgent call from CDC agent, Madeline Hamilton. She's discovered the first victim of a lethal, unfamiliar virus. Their joint investigation uncovers an imminent bio-terror attack and their only hope is to identify the terrorists carrying the disease. With just two days remaining before it's too late, the FBI and the CDC race to prevent a pandemic. The ensuing nightmare will hit closer to home than they ever anticipated and one of them will pay an unimaginable price for protecting the country.
"Jenifer Ruff does an outstanding job of weaving personal stories in the lives of the characters amidst the action. This book will keep you glued to the pages from beginning to end, wondering what will happen next." - Susan Mills Wilson, author of Hunt for Redemption
"The story is riveting, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot moves at break-neck speed. Be prepared to be mesmerized. You won't put the book down until you get to the end." - Reita Pendry, author of Discovering Grace.
Scroll up and grab your copy today.
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Review
" ABSOLUTELY. POSITIVELY. FABULOUS." - Amazon Customer
"From the moment I read the first page I was captivated . .. I recommend this story if you enjoy Tom Clancy like suspense." - International Bestselling Author Kelly Abell
" Stunning, terrifying, and unforgettable." - Dennis Carrigan, Author of Memphis 1873
" Only Wrong Once seizes the reader's attention from page one and holds on until the very end . . .This thrilling and horrifying tale is a must read." - Karen D. Scioscia, Journalist and Author of Kidnapped by the Cartel
"Jenifer Ruff has done a magnificent job of intertwining heart-pounding international intrigue with the personal triumphs and tragedies faced by the men and women of Homeland Security." - James Charles Boatner, Author of Red Pawn
"The story is riveting, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot moves at break-neck speed. Be prepared to be mesmerized. " - Reita Pendry, Author of Discovering Grace.
"Jenifer Ruff does an outstanding job of weaving personal stories in the lives of the characters amidst the action. This book will keep you glued to the pages from the beginning to end, wondering what will happen next." - Susan Mills Wilson, Author of Hunt for Redemption
From the Author
Two ideas sparked the concept for Only Wrong Once. The first inspiration hails from years ago, when I was a graduate student in Epidemiology and Public Health at Yale Medical School. One of the top floors of the building held a secure and restricted room for advanced research. The lab inside was rumored to hold the most dangerous of diseases, including Bubonic Plague, Polio, and hemorrhagic fevers. Studying those samples required the utmost precautions and I remember people actually whispering out of reverence when talking about it. My work never took me inside that room, but just knowing those samples existed, so close to our day to day classrooms,always struck me as wildly disturbing and fascinating.
The second flicker of a concept evolved because of my brother, a DHS agent. Like Quinn, he has a year's supply of food and water at his house. Though he doesn't share the details of his career, I do know he's privy to some frightening intelligence regarding terrorist activities. Just the thought of it makes me nervous, but it also makes me appreciate the agencies committed to stopping terrorists before they cause harm.
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"Stunning, terrifying, and unforgettable." - D. Carrigan, Author of Memphis 1873
**A sinister experiment outside Aleppo.
Two mysterious deaths: one in LA, one in Boston, each with the same horrific symptoms.**
In Los Angeles, FBI counterterrorism agent Quinn Traynor receives an urgent call from CDC agent, Madeline Hamilton. She's discovered the first victim of a lethal, unfamiliar virus. Their joint investigation uncovers an imminent bio-terror attack and their only hope is to identify the terrorists carrying the disease. With just two days remaining before it's too late, the FBI and the CDC race to prevent a pandemic. The ensuing nightmare will hit closer to home than they ever anticipated and one of them will pay an unimaginable price for protecting the country.
"Jenifer Ruff does an outstanding job of weaving personal stories in the lives of the characters amidst the action. This book will keep you glued to the pages from beginning to end, wondering what will happen next." - Susan Mills Wilson, author of Hunt for Redemption
"The story is riveting, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot moves at break-neck speed. Be prepared to be mesmerized. You won't put the book down until you get to the end." - Reita Pendry, author of Discovering Grace.
Scroll up and grab your copy today. **
Review
" ABSOLUTELY. POSITIVELY. FABULOUS." - Amazon Customer
"From the moment I read the first page I was captivated . .. I recommend this story if you enjoy Tom Clancy like suspense." - International Bestselling Author Kelly Abell
" Stunning, terrifying, and unforgettable." - Dennis Carrigan, Author of Memphis 1873
" Only Wrong Once seizes the reader's attention from page one and holds on until the very end . . .This thrilling and horrifying tale is a must read." - Karen D. Scioscia, Journalist and Author of Kidnapped by the Cartel
"Jenifer Ruff has done a magnificent job of intertwining heart-pounding international intrigue with the personal triumphs and tragedies faced by the men and women of Homeland Security." - James Charles Boatner, Author of Red Pawn
"The story is riveting, the characters are well-drawn, and the plot moves at break-neck speed. Be prepared to be mesmerized. " - Reita Pendry, Author of Discovering Grace.
"Jenifer Ruff does an outstanding job of weaving personal stories in the lives of the characters amidst the action. This book will keep you glued to the pages from the beginning to end, wondering what will happen next." - Susan Mills Wilson, Author of Hunt for Redemption
From the Author
Two ideas sparked the concept for Only Wrong Once. The first inspiration hails from years ago, when I was a graduate student in Epidemiology and Public Health at Yale Medical School. One of the top floors of the building held a secure and restricted room for advanced research. The lab inside was rumored to hold the most dangerous of diseases, including Bubonic Plague, Polio, and hemorrhagic fevers. Studying those samples required the utmost precautions and I remember people actually whispering out of reverence when talking about it. My work never took me inside that room, but just knowing those samples existed, so close to our day to day classrooms,always struck me as wildly disturbing and fascinating.
The second flicker of a concept evolved because of my brother, a DHS agent. Like Quinn, he has a year's supply of food and water at his house. Though he doesn't share the details of his career, I do know he's privy to some frightening intelligence regarding terrorist activities. Just the thought of it makes me nervous, but it also makes me appreciate the agencies committed to stopping terrorists before they cause harm.