Vector Of Infection

Matt Kirkby writes a thriller that follows Scott Maxwell, a police officer in Belleville, Canada. The narrative begins with a series of violent muggings that escalate into something far more dangerous. Maxwell discovers a conspiracy involving terrorists known as the Engineered who plan to release bio-engineered plagues globally. A secret group called the Wardens opposes this threat and recruits the cop for their mission. The story moves from street-level crime to high-stakes espionage as Maxwell joins the Wardens in an assault on the enemy base. The conflict intensifies when the Engineered deploy a virus designed to create a horde of Infected zombies. This biological weapon threatens to spread beyond the city into the surrounding countryside, forcing the protagonists to act before time runs out. Readers who enjoy action-packed horror with elements of conspiracy and supernatural threats will find this book suitable. It appeals to fans of fast-paced narratives involving secret societies and bio-engineered dangers. Those seeking slow-burn psychological horror or purely academic historical analysis may find the tone too direct. The work relies on clear plot progression rather than complex literary experimentation.