Incy Wincy Wuhan

When American journalist Rachel Hunter travels to Wuhan to investigate her parents’ disappearance she stumbles into the middle of Wuhan at the start of a worldwide pandemic. A dangerous fact falls into her hands purely by chance.

Within days, Rachel disappears, captured and taken to a Uyghur concentration camp where her world implodes.

Half a world away, US President Donald Trump becomes convinced the pandemic is part of a conspiracy designed to destroy his political legacy and chances of re-election. He hears whispers of an American journalist being held in China, at ground zero. His response is anything but conventional: a team of former Special Forces operators is sent into China to find the missing journalist and bring her home.

As Rachel fights to survive, Nate Reynolds and his team discover that almost everyone they encounter appears to be hiding something.

Governments are lying. Scientists are disappearing. The media is being manipulated. And somewhere behind it all is a program that officially doesn’t exist.

What begins as an investigation into the origins of a pandemic becomes a race through a world of secret laboratories, intelligence operations, political power plays and people willing to kill to protect the truth.

But the deeper Rachel and Nate go, the less certain they become about who the real enemy is. Because sometimes the conspiracy is real. The only question is why.