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    Ebook series3 titles

    A Unit 51 Novel Series

    By Michael McBride

    3.5/5

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    About this series

    “McBride writes with the perfect mixture of suspense and horror
    that keeps the reader on edge.” —Examiner      
    IT LIVES.
    In a research hangar in Virginia, a Unit 51 team studies an ancient but long-dormant virus that can transform human physiology—and turn it into something else. . .
     
    IT MUTATES.
    In the Amazon rainforest, a newly evolving life form known as Subject Z acquires the ability to think conceptually, build elaborate traps, create new carriers—and spawn a new race . . .
     
    IT SPREADS.
    In Mexico and Turkey, the men and women of Unit 51 race to uncover a global link between the mutations: a connection as ancient as the oldest tombs on earth—and as alien and unknowable as the universe itself. But time is running out. The infected are growing in number. And the nightmare is going viral .
    “This novel is for everyone who’s still a little scared of the dark . . . a very good
    sci-fi/thriller.”
    —The Oklahoman on Subhuman
     
    “Thriller powerhouse McBride begins his Unit 51 series . . . evoking feelings of shock and terror.”
    —Publishers Weekly on Subhuman
     
    Visit us at www.kensingtonbooks.com
     
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPinnacle Books
    Release dateNov 18, 2011
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    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Subhuman
      Subhuman

      Subhuman

      Michael McBride
      4/5 - 12 ratings
      4/5 - 12 ratings

      At a secret Antarctic lab, scientists make a shocking discovery—one that is ancient, terrifying, and very hungry—in this horror thriller series debut. Five of the world's top scientists have been brought together to solve one of the greatest mysteries in human history. Their subject, however, is anything but human. Deep beneath the ice of Antarctica, the submerged ruins of a lost civilization hold the key to the strange mutations that each scientist has encountered across the globe: A misshapen skull in Russia; the grotesque carvings of a lost race in Peru; the mummified remains of a humanoid monstrosity in Egypt . . . When a series of sound waves trigger the ancient organisms, a new kind of evolution begins. Latching onto a human host—crossbreeding with human DNA—a long-extinct life form is reborn. Its kind has not walked the earth for thousands of years. Its instincts are more savage than any predator alive. And its prey are the scientists who unleashed it . . .

      At a secret Antarctic lab, scientists make a shocking discovery—one that is ancient, terrifying, and very hungry—in this horror thriller series debut. Five of the world's top scientists have been brought together to solve one of the greatest mysteries in human history. Their subject, however, is anything but human. Deep beneath the ice of Antarctica, the submerged ruins of a lost civilization hold the key to the strange mutations that each scientist has encountered across the globe: A misshapen skull in Russia; the grotesque carvings of a lost race in Peru; the mummified remains of a humanoid monstrosity in Egypt . . . When a series of sound waves trigger the ancient organisms, a new kind of evolution begins. Latching onto a human host—crossbreeding with human DNA—a long-extinct life form is reborn. Its kind has not walked the earth for thousands of years. Its instincts are more savage than any predator alive. And its prey are the scientists who unleashed it . . .

    • 2

      Forsaken
      Forsaken

      Forsaken

      Michael McBride
      4/5 - 5 ratings
      4/5 - 5 ratings

      The ancient creature found in Antarctica is only a taste of the terror to come in a thriller that “blends intricate science fiction and visceral horror” (Publishers Weekly). At a research station in Antarctica, scientists discovered a strange and ancient organism. They thought they could study it, classify it, control it. The couldn't . . . Six months ago, a secret paramilitary team called Unit 51 was sent to the station. They thought the creature was dead, the nightmare was over. It wasn't . . . In a Mexican temple, archeologists uncover the remains of a half-human hybrid. They believe it is related to the creature in Antarctica, a dark thing of legend that is still alive—and still evolving. They believe it needs a new host to feed, to mutate, to multiply. They're right. And the human race might just be headed for extinction . . .

      The ancient creature found in Antarctica is only a taste of the terror to come in a thriller that “blends intricate science fiction and visceral horror” (Publishers Weekly). At a research station in Antarctica, scientists discovered a strange and ancient organism. They thought they could study it, classify it, control it. The couldn't . . . Six months ago, a secret paramilitary team called Unit 51 was sent to the station. They thought the creature was dead, the nightmare was over. It wasn't . . . In a Mexican temple, archeologists uncover the remains of a half-human hybrid. They believe it is related to the creature in Antarctica, a dark thing of legend that is still alive—and still evolving. They believe it needs a new host to feed, to mutate, to multiply. They're right. And the human race might just be headed for extinction . . .

    • Mutation
      Mutation

      Mutation

      Michael McBride
      4/5 - 1 rating
      4/5 - 1 rating

      “McBride writes with the perfect mixture of suspense and horror that keeps the reader on edge.” —Examiner   IT LIVES. In a research hangar in Virginia, a Unit 51 team studies an ancient but long-dormant virus that can transform human physiology—and turn it into something else. . .   IT MUTATES. In the Amazon rainforest, a newly evolving life form known as Subject Z acquires the ability to think conceptually, build elaborate traps, create new carriers—and spawn a new race . . .   IT SPREADS. In Mexico and Turkey, the men and women of Unit 51 race to uncover a global link between the mutations: a connection as ancient as the oldest tombs on earth—and as alien and unknowable as the universe itself. But time is running out. The infected are growing in number. And the nightmare is going viral . “This novel is for everyone who’s still a little scared of the dark . . . a very good sci-fi/thriller.” —The Oklahoman on Subhuman   “Thriller powerhouse McBride begins his Unit 51 series . . . evoking feelings of shock and terror.” —Publishers Weekly on Subhuman   Visit us at www.kensingtonbooks.com  

      “McBride writes with the perfect mixture of suspense and horror that keeps the reader on edge.” —Examiner   IT LIVES. In a research hangar in Virginia, a Unit 51 team studies an ancient but long-dormant virus that can transform human physiology—and turn it into something else. . .   IT MUTATES. In the Amazon rainforest, a newly evolving life form known as Subject Z acquires the ability to think conceptually, build elaborate traps, create new carriers—and spawn a new race . . .   IT SPREADS. In Mexico and Turkey, the men and women of Unit 51 race to uncover a global link between the mutations: a connection as ancient as the oldest tombs on earth—and as alien and unknowable as the universe itself. But time is running out. The infected are growing in number. And the nightmare is going viral . “This novel is for everyone who’s still a little scared of the dark . . . a very good sci-fi/thriller.” —The Oklahoman on Subhuman   “Thriller powerhouse McBride begins his Unit 51 series . . . evoking feelings of shock and terror.” —Publishers Weekly on Subhuman   Visit us at www.kensingtonbooks.com  

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