New Thriller Unveils a Harrowing Tale of Bio-Terrorism and Survival

Thomasville, NC USA – WEBWIRE – Friday, March 14, 2025

A chilling new thriller, “Silent Terror,” by Robert Freeborn, takes readers on a heart-pounding journey into the world of bio-terrorism and the devastating impact it can have on innocent lives.

Published under Thomasville Literary, this novel delves into the terrifying reality of a world forever changed after 9/11, where threats lurk in unexpected places, and safety is never guaranteed.

In “Silent Terror,” an ordinary day in Chicago turns into a nightmare when people across the city suddenly fall gravely ill and die within hours. There are no explosions, no visible threats—just silent, unexplained death on a massive scale. As fear grips the city, two scientists from the CDC are thrust into a desperate race against time to uncover the truth. The horrifying revelation? A terrorist attack using municipal drinking water as a deadly weapon. With thousands of lives lost and the potential for even greater devastation, urgent action is needed to prevent future tragedies. This gripping novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats, exposing the fine line between scientific advancements and catastrophic threats.

About the Book
The world changed forever after 9/11, with terrorism becoming a persistent global concern. New threats emerged daily, leaving no one safe. “Silent Terror” thrusts readers into this chilling reality, exploring a scenario where bio-terrorism is used to target unsuspecting civilians in one of America’s largest cities. When thousands suddenly perish due to a mysterious illness, two CDC scientists are called in to investigate. Their discoveries lead to shocking conclusions—municipal water systems have been turned into a deadly weapon. As they race to stop further attacks, the novel delves deep into the complexities of scientific ethics, public safety, and the terrifying possibilities that exist in an increasingly vulnerable world.

About the Author
Robert Freeborn is a graduate of New York’s State University College at Buffalo, where he majored in Chemistry. With over 35 years of experience in the water treatment industry, he has worked extensively with both industrial and municipal water systems worldwide. His current focus is on municipal disinfection using environmentally friendly alternatives to chlorine. “Silent Terror” is the first in a planned series of scientific thrillers tackling environmental disasters and global threats. Freeborn is currently working on his second novel, with three more in the pipeline for release within the next year.