When the Wind Blows
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When the Wind Blows

by James Patterson

Publisher
Hachette
Pages
432
Language
English
Published
1983

Overview

When the Wind Blows is James Patterson's science-tinged thriller about secrecy, experimentation, and children caught inside a dangerous conspiracy. Veterinarian Frannie O'Neill and FBI agent Kit Harrison become involved with Max, a remarkable girl whose existence points toward hidden laboratories and unethical genetic manipulation. The story mixes pursuit, protection, and technological fear.

The novel stands apart from Patterson's police thrillers by leaning into speculative suspense. Its emotional center is the vulnerability of children treated as experiments, while its plot moves through discovery, flight, institutional menace, and questions about engineered life. Readers interested in medical thrillers, genetic conspiracy, protective heroes, science suspense, and fast commercial fiction will find a brisk story with a darker ethical question beneath it.

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