I was pulled in and the stakes kept getting higher. Ánd I am glad I gave this sci.fi a chance, though to be honest the tech med talk is not my biggest fav to be honest, but it still worked well. Thrillers are not something I read a lot, they have to speak to me. First, the how and when of the cube was really interesting and I would have loved to learn more. It is fast and it is ruthless, and as we know people are idiots and it spreads. But then people start to die, horrible deaths. A cube is brought back from Mars, I guess there was life on Mars after all. We are far enough into this pandemic for me to go into pandemic book territory.
They’re all watching the clock, and it's about to run out.Ĭould I have read this last year? No, a virus that kills everyone within hours, yikes! Too scary. Juliet is fighting for our very existence, Jake is working with the Mars Colonists to decipher the Cube’s holographic message for a clue, and someone wants to take over the Mars Program for themselves. It shouldn’t have ever been exposed to our planet because the Mars Strain is now loose and killing at a 100 percent mortality rate. What was held inside the Cube shouldn’t have gotten out. The only drawback: Her ex was one of the astronauts that brought back the Cube. Her research at the CDC landed her a position on the Mars Cube Investigative Team in the world’s only BSL-5 lab. Then they accidentally opened it.īiosafety level-4 laboratories, BSL4, hold the most deadly viruses on the Earth, and Juliet handled them daily.
The scientists assigned to uncover its secrets tested it, scanned it, tried to blow it up, and everything in between. When the first astronauts of the Mars Colony returned to Earth, they brought a mysterious, metal box they had found half-buried in the red dirt, called the Mars Cube. We’ve colonized Mars, but we never should’ve come back.
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