Mutation

Amanda Dillon, a high-flying young scientist, risks her life to stop a mutation of the smallpox virus getting into the hands of a Middle Eastern terrorist group. The terrorists intend to use the biological weapon to target a summit between Western leaders and the rulers of Iran. If the attack goes ahead, the loss of life will be immense, and the political and military implications will be devastating globally. Usually found in the lab, we join Amanda as she is trying to infiltrate the world of Serbian ex-paramilitary leader, Sasha Radovic, who is preparing the smallpox for shipment to the terrorists. Time is running out. With no previous undercover experience, and only two weeks of training, Amanda has seven days from her first meeting with Radovic both to gain his trust and to stop the shipment taking place. Chosen for the task because she is known and trusted by several influential groups in British Intelligence, Amanda has the scientific capabilities required to disarm the virus, as well as the distinct beauty to distract Radovic from her real objectives. As her mission escalates, and as she more deeply penetrates and fully understands the enemy, Amanda's own thoughts and feelings also mutate. Will her change of heart threaten the whole operation?