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The Passage

In 'The Passage,' a virus is unleashed that transforms its victims into terrifying creatures. The story follows a group of infected individuals and the scientists who attempt to understand and contain the outbreak, all while navigating the chaotic and dangerous new world that has emerged. more

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Justin Cronin
Justin Cronin

Justin Cronin is an American author known for his science fiction novels. His works often blend elements of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, winning him a dedicated fan base. Born in 1962, Cronin's most notable work is the 'The Passage' trilogy. more

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