Quotes
“Viral is a world-class thriller. It doesn’t get any more real than this. Lilliefors has created one of the
most compelling novels of international espionage I’ve come across in a
long time.” Vince Flynn, New York Times bestselling author
“James Lilliefors, a brand new thriller writer on the scene, has opened with a bang with his first novel, Viral.
With the Mallory brothers, Charles and Jon, the insanity that Jim has
brilliantly portrayed becomes all too sharply urgent—and certainly
timely. Hats off!” David Hagberg, New York Times bestelling author of The Expediter
“A crackling good story, so realistic that it’s scary. Lilliefors is right up there with the best thriller writers.” Ben Bova, six-time Hugo Award–winning author of the Grand Tour series
“Fans of intelligently written page-turners will be rewarded.” Publishers Weekly
“An ambitious thriller; its villains, no ordinary terrorists, are
determined to create a new world (even if it means wiping out a large
portion of its population). Solidly plotted and featuring a unique pair
of protagonists—you don’t often find a team of brothers as action
heroes—the book is sure to appeal to fans of thrillers with Big Ideas
and capital-V villains. A sequel is in the works, which is a good thing:
readers will leave the book wanting to see more of Charles and Jon.” Booklist
“Lilliefors’ debut thriller doesn’t slow down until the last page…This one will keep you up at night.” Romantic Times (4½ star review)
“Technologically modernizes Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal.” Mystery Gazette
“Lilliefors provides enough twists to keep the pages turning. He also
manages to develop and humanize his characters including some of the
villains.” Gumshoe Review
“This cautionary tale can make your blood run cold…Lilliefors is an author to watch.” Crimespree
“Software billionaires, media moguls, government henchmen, and a
beautiful bio-chem warfare expert enter and exit the story in a whirl of
action with all of it leading to a suspenseful race to stop a crime,
the magnitude of which is off the scale.” Suspense Magazine