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Chimera
The final book in Mira Grant’s terrifying Parasitology trilogy.
The outbreak has spread, tearing apart the foundations of society, as implanted tapeworms have turned their human hosts into a seemingly mindless mob.
Sal and her family are trapped between bad and worse, and must find a way to compromise between the two sides of their nature before the battle becomes large enough to destroy humanity, and everything that humanity has built…including the chimera.
The broken doors are closing. Can Sal make it home?
Parasitology
Parasite
Symbiont
Chimera
For more from Mira Grant, check out:
Newsflesh
Feed
Deadline
Blackout
Newsflesh Short Fiction
Apocalypse Scenario #683: The Box
Countdown
San Diego 2014: The Last Stand of the California Browncoats
How Green This Land, How Blue This Sea
The Day the Dead Came to Show and Tell
Please Do Not Taunt the Octopus
The outbreak has spread, tearing apart the foundations of society, as implanted tapeworms have turned their human hosts into a seemingly mindless mob.
Sal and her family are trapped between bad and worse, and must find a way to compromise between the two sides of their nature before the battle becomes large enough to destroy humanity, and everything that humanity has built…including the chimera.
The broken doors are closing. Can Sal make it home?
Parasitology
Parasite
Symbiont
Chimera
For more from Mira Grant, check out:
Newsflesh
Feed
Deadline
Blackout
Newsflesh Short Fiction
Apocalypse Scenario #683: The Box
Countdown
San Diego 2014: The Last Stand of the California Browncoats
How Green This Land, How Blue This Sea
The Day the Dead Came to Show and Tell
Please Do Not Taunt the Octopus
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Reviews
The most readable, wittily written - and even charming zombie thriller in years
Parasite is a thoroughly enjoyable nightmare
Parasite is believable, disturbing and only the beginning . . . The distrubingly realistic plot, coupled with interspersed events of hostility from the infected, make for a suspense ridden read
A riveting near-future medical thriller that reads like the genetically-engineered love child of Robin Cook and Michael Crichton
A creepy spine-tingler of a medical thriller
An incredible, disturbingly plausible tale of what happens to a world where medical treatments have minds of their own
So tense that I sometimes forgot to breathe
