Dive into the mysterious and captivating world of forensic pathology with Patricia Cornwell’s riveting novel, Unnatural Exposure, featuring the indomitable Dr. Kay Scarpetta. Published by Berkley and released on July 1, 1998, this mass market paperback is a gem that steadily unfolds the intricacies of a frightening biological threat. With 384 pages of tightly woven narrative, Cornwell masterly draws readers into a world where science and suspense meet. As a continuation of the esteemed Kay Scarpetta series, this novel not only deepens the enigmatic universe of its protagonist but also challenges her with one of her most hazardous cases yet, involving a rare and deadly virus.

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