Only Wrong Once

By: Jenifer Ruff

Narrated by: Steve Rausch

Length: 10 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's Summary

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)

©2017 Jenifer Ruff (P)2018 Jenifer Ruff

Only wrong once

This was a good book.I found it full of excitement and couldn't wait to finish it to see what happened! Steve Rausch was a fine narrator. I am not sure if I purchased this one or if it was given to me for an honest review...but here is the blurb,just in case. 'I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.'

Excellent story

I really enjoyed this audiobook. I am Looking forward to the next one by this author.

Painful

This unabridged version read like an abridged version. I had to force myself to finish it. Lacked the detail needed to make this genre enjoyable.

Don't get it wrong, get this book

Wow, this book kept me up until the the early hours of the morning because I wanted to hear what happened next, although with a plot line like this is might also have been because of nightmares. In today's world it is a scary thought that something like this could actually happen. Full marks for a great plot line I just hope a terrorist doesn't read it. I liked the characters and the way it jumped from each character so you didn't just have the perspective of the lead agent, you also got to know the terrorist to.
Quinn is an FBI special agent in charge of counterterrorism with a somewhat strained home life, well when you are never there it is hard to have a relationship. While trying to patch up his relationship by planning a much needed holiday he once again finds himself answering a call to arms. This time however it is much worse than even he can imagine, there is a bio weapon in America and with two dead bodies it is proving to be fatal. His team are racing against time with the help of the CDC to track the carriers down before it spreads. With the few clues they have they have to work out how many many are infected, how it spreads and what the targets are all before the public finds out a deadly pandemic is about to it them.
I liked the narrator and never got confused who was speaking as he did a good job with all the different voices needed to tell this great story.

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