Plague

One man, alone with his children. One world, in the grip of the worst viral outbreak in human history. Nowhere to run. Nowhere to hide. No place is safe. What lengths would you go to to protect the life of a child?Prepare yourself for T. Joseph Browder's darkest, most controversial tale yet. 'Plague' is not only scary because it could happen, but someday, in the near future, might.

About the Author

Born in 1969 in Lima, Ohio, T. Joseph Browder is the author of Dark Matters (2012), a self-published, genre blending collection of short stories covering everything from vigilantes to vampires. A graduate of the Long Ridge Writer's Group (both short story and novel writing courses), Browder is a student of human psychology and holds Doctorates in Divinity, Metaphysics, and Religious Humanities. Of his unique style of writing Browder says: "I don't believe in writing in a specific genre. Life doesn't hold to one genre, nor do people. You may discover romance with your signifigant other at 8 a.m. only to find yourself in a horrific car accident at 5 p.m. And maybe you indulged in a little fantasy right around noon. Like life, my stories tend to depict these unexpected twists and turns." "My favorite authors are King, Koontz, Laymon, and Wilson," Browder says. "But I equally love Crichton, Alten, Zahn, and Preston & Child. That's one hell of a crossover. My writing reflects that." Mr. Browder currently lives in Kansas with his wife, Marie.

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