Three months after Tyler's debut that focused on sociology + sexuality, he returns with a blistering and stormy novel that concerns itself with the new Virus that appeared out of Wuhan, China, at the start of the new decade in 2020. Using X-ray like social observation, to see the puzzle pieces, he starts assembling the bipartisan edges together to formulate a total, cohesive narrative of what happened and exactly what was going on - through a great deal of chaos and confusion. The virus claims more than 300,000 lives in less than three months, ravaging a quick path through the world's economy and collective understanding of pathogenic releases as biopharmaceutical companies now race to develop a cure.