Institute History
Description
At the height of the Superbug Era in near-future South Carolina, an ambitious young spray crew chief must put his dreams on hold after a new bloom of poisonous mold throws his rural town into quarantine. Under the new Wall Act legislation, King and his family are required to work community service jobs until their area is returned to sanitary status and their wall can be removed. But when a local medical inspector tries to pin the origin of themold on King, he turns to a challenging former co-worker with new questions about why he isn’t yet sick, why GovCo is paying tidy sums for “blood donations,” and how he can save his family in a world where walls of all kinds are closing in on them at every turn.
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