Leslie Alan Horvitz is a celebrated author whose works have garnered international acclaim. His novels delve into complex themes and thrilling plots, offering readers a profound and engaging experience. Through his research, which has involved traveling to regions affected by epidemics, he brings authenticity and urgency to his narratives. His ability to weave medical and scientific elements into compelling storytelling makes him a distinctive and memorable author.
"Eureka" is a captivating collection of remarkable stories about groundbreaking scientific discoveries. It explores the dramatic "Eureka Moments" shared by various scientists, from Joseph Priestley discovering oxygen to Philo Farnsworth's invention of the television. Featuring famous figures like Darwin and Einstein, this book highlights the role of luck and timing in science.
A scientist becomes embroiled in a perilous situation involving stolen DNA and covert connections to North Korea, leading to a chilling plot centered around weaponized disease. The narrative promises to be a gripping and twisting thriller, filled with suspense and unexpected turns.
Der Compton Effekt - bk912; Droemer Knaur; Leslie A. Horvitz; pocket_book; 1990
