From Publishers Weekly
Anderson and Beason are both physicists, which gives their latest plenty of scientific authenticity. So if you know the difference between Feynman diagrams and scattering matrices and don't mind two-dimensional characters, this should be your superconducting cup of tea. Nobel-nominated physicist Georg Dumenco is blasted with radiation while working on a project at Fermilab?the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois. What appears to be an accident is, of course, not and Dumenco's beautiful, tempestuous doctor, Trish LeCroix, recruits her former lover, Craig Kreident, crack FBI agent and Scientific American subscriber?and protagonist of Virtual Destruction and Fallout?to investigate before Dumenco succumbs. Intrigues from India, radiation sickness, a few gunshots, and a love triangle point up the importance difference between nuanced complexity and confusing complications.
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At Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois, Fermilab, Nobel candidate Georg Dumenco is bombarded with enough radiation to kill him within days. FBI Special Agent Craig Kreident knows it was no accident. But he has to prove it. Only Dumenco knows enough to track down his own killers--if he lives long enough.
