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Focusing on the filoviruses, this book delves into the severe hemorrhagic fevers caused by Lake Victoria marburgvirus and ebolaviruses, highlighting their alarming case-fatality rates in humans and primates. It explores the impact of these viruses on both human and animal populations, providing insights into their pathology and the challenges they pose for public health and wildlife conservation.

Set in a unique historical context, the story follows Lucy Wilberfors as she navigates her new role in the capital, working for a professor known for creating elaborate clockwork devices. As she delves deeper into her work, Lucy uncovers the surprising and unconventional purpose behind these inventions: providing sexual relief to women seeking fulfillment. This intriguing premise explores themes of female empowerment and societal constraints, offering a fresh perspective on women's desires and autonomy.

Antonia Correlli is a young vampire navigating her dual nature as a succubus, which allows her to feed not only on blood but also on the sexual passions of humans. This unique ability enhances her powers, setting her apart from traditional vampires. As she learns to master her skills, she faces challenges that come with her extraordinary gifts and the ethical dilemmas of her feeding methods. The story explores her journey of self-discovery and the complexities of her supernatural existence.

Set against the backdrop of 1809, a British frigate becomes trapped in the icy Baltic Sea amid Sweden's war with Russia. As Stockholm faces invasion, Anna Wetterstrand, a female spy, grapples with her loyalties and the unexpected turmoil that disrupts her plans for a peaceful winter with Eric. Caught in a web of political intrigue and personal sacrifice, Anna must navigate dangerous plots and decide whether to save the king and secure her own fate.

Set against the backdrop of the 1808 war between Sweden and Russia, the story follows Lieutenant Johan Kuhlin as he commands a small squadron of gunboats. Amidst a poorly equipped and untrained crew, they navigate the treacherous waters of the Finnish and Swedish archipelagos. The narrative explores the harsh realities of naval warfare, where the elements pose as significant a threat as the enemy, and highlights the challenges of independent command, including the peril of espionage in a time of conflict.