Arizona-based FBI agent Kellie Crowkiller is as lovely as she is tenacious. A member of the Special Drug Interdiction Force, she is hot on the trail of four Mexican drug runners. When she finds them murdered, with heads and hands missing, she has no idea of the long-term and international ramifications. Off the SDIF radar is Abel Townsend, a biotech genius who is as fanatical about his laboratory experiments with parasites as he is creating a Palestinian homeland. The catch is that he is determined to give rise to this new nation on Arizona's southern border...and he'll stop at nothing to achieve his dream.

In James Frayne's gripping, incredible, and yet highly logical novel, The Strain Ten Corollary, readers are treated to a fascinating, sometimes gritty, and always compelling story. While Agent Crowkiller is the law and confronts the facts pragmatically, it is the militant genius of Townsend that might prevail. But how does his research influence an international political conundrum? And will his behavior-altering parasites truly create a safer border for the United States?

This is a novel that ratchets up the tension from page one and doesn't release its grip until the surprising and highly creative finale. For anyone looking for an exciting story, a controversial bio-thriller, characters that represent the classic clash between good vs. evil, and a compelling study of how we can achieve justice by following some unconventional and ominous avenues, this is the book to read.