by Steven Konkoly, Joseph Morton
I would give this one 3 1/2 stars. It is most likely a very realistic portrayal of how life would unfold during a global pandemic. It is a bit slow in places, but I imagine that adds to the realism of the book. There's nothing exciting about being quarantined at home for months on end during a pande...
I would give this one 3 1/2 stars. It is most likely a very realistic portrayal of how life would unfold during a global pandemic. It is a bit slow in places, but I imagine that adds to the realism of the book. There's nothing exciting about being quarantined at home for months on end during a pande...
I read a book a few weeks ago called 299 Days: The Preparation. That book was so bad, it was practically unreadable. Jakarta Pandemic by Steven Konkoly was the book I wanted 299 Days to be. The story begins by detailing a global flu pandemic and then settles in to describe how this illness affects t...
This book starts off great but then it seems to just drag forever...not sure if I will finish it and I'm about 2/3 done. It talks about the potential of a pandemic spreading and affecting everything from grocery stores to workplace absentism. The main character works in a pharmaceutical company and...
If Goodreads allowed it, this would be a 4 1/2 star review.The Jakarta Pandemic is a story of one of the most terrifying possibilities – a global flu pandemic racing across the world, devastating food supplies, electricity and telephone service, law and order, and most scary of all, medical care for...
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