With an increased security alert issued by the government, Steven's suspicions are roused by what he finds at the Institute. By: McClure, KenMaterial type: TextPublication details: London : Allison & Busby, 2007Description: 317 p. Steven Dunbar, working for the Sci-Med Inspectorate, an elite government agency charged with investigating high-tech crime relating to the world of science and medicine, is sent to investigate. The Lazarus Strain Paperback 21 July 2008 by Ken McClure (Author) 124 ratings Book 6 of 12: A Dr Steven Dunbar Thriller Kindle Edition 3.50 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Hardcover 1.62 9 Used from 1.62 Paperback 3.57 13 Used from 0.95 Audio CD 14.98 3 Used from 14. Why is the army deployed to shoot the monkeys? And why, if there really is nothing to worry about, is one still being on the loose such a problem? Dr.

Devon's colleagues from finding out exactly what he was researching.

No one seems to know exactly what the monkeys were being used for, and government officials arrive a little too promptly to prevent any of Prof. Al-Qaida operatives get hold of a deadly virus from a government lab and Ken's hero, high-tech crime investigator Dr Steven Dunbar, fears the terrorists plan to wreak maximum havoc by unleashing it in a public place. But one of the Institute's top scientists, Tim Devon, is found brutally murdered and six research monkeys have been let loose. In The Lazarus Strain, Ken taps into today's underlying fear of terrorism and biochemical warfare. When the Crick Research Institute is broken into, the police believe that it was Animal Rights activists taking things a step too far.

The Lazarus Strain by Ken McClure