El mal de Judas

From the depths of the Indian Ocean emerges an unknown and deadly plague that threatens to wipe out humanity. Lisa Cummings and Monk Kokkalis – members of the secret organization Sigma Force – are investigating the plague aboard a cruise ship transformed into a temporary hospital when it is hijacked by terrorists and turned into a floating biological weapons laboratory.

Synopsis of El mal de Judas

Marco Polo, his father and his uncle (the Poles) were the first to make the trip to China, on their return they had a fleet of 14 ships and 600 men.[a Venecia] On their return trip, a strange disease spread among the travelers and Los Polo were forced to burn the ships and the sick, because once contracted the disease, all those who have it, begin to present erratic behavior, strange spots on their bodies, and so on. That’s why the Polos swore to never say anything about the mysterious cure they had to take. The alternative was too horrible to even think about, so the secret, they promised, would go to the grave with them. Marco Polo, however, was far from being faithful to that oath and in his last days, he dedicated himself to leave a testimony of what happened in those times. Fortunately, because otherwise, mankind would not have found the cure for Judas disease.

El mal de Judas

Author James Rollins
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James Rollins

James Rollins was born in Chicago. He graduated from the University of Missouri with a doctorate in veterinary medicine. He is the author of several best-selling mystery and action novels from around the world. He is also a big fan of extreme sports, such as caving and scuba diving.

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