From E.M. Kelly, award-winning author of Murder By Symbols, comes Pulse Zero, a pulse-pounding crime and conspiracy thriller that blends cutting-edge medical science, political intrigue, and a relentless investigation. When a devastating attack leaves a single survivor, Detective Colton Baker is drawn into a deadly plot that could change the future forever.
When a mysterious device deploys inside a medical facility outside Boston, every patient dies instantly except one. The lone survivor becomes the only witness to a massacre so precise and inexplicable that investigators struggle to believe what they're seeing. The killer vanishes without a trace, leaving behind a trail of questions and evidence of a terrifying new form of weaponized science.
Detective Colton Baker, a sharp, intuitive investigator with a knack for seeing what others overlook, is assigned the case. Joined by FBI Special Agent Catalina Diaz, a relentless investigator whose determination borders on obsession, Baker uncovers government secrets, hidden agendas, and a conspiracy reaching far beyond what first appeared to be an isolated attack.
As the investigation deepens, Baker and Diaz uncover a chilling truth:
The medical facility was merely a test.
The real target? A Boston-area stadium packed with thousands of spectators. But which one?
With powerful forces determined to bury the truth and a killer who always seems one step ahead, the pair must unravel a deadly conspiracy before time runs out. Failure won't just cost lives. It could redefine terrorism, change the future forever, and expose just how fragile life truly is.
Perfect for fans of fast-paced crime thrillers, medical mysteries, political conspiracies, and relentless investigations, Pulse Zero delivers gripping suspense from the first page to the last.
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